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81 examples of Accessing in a sentence

Mohamed Nanabhay who's sitting with us, the head of Aljazeera.net, he told me that a 2,500 percent increase of accessing our website from various parts of the world.
But accessing original research is difficult, because academics aren't regularly engaging with popular media.
It's a research site: you see young women accessing new technologies.
So just have a little watch about how they're, how they're accessing this and what they're doing, and I'm just going to take this letter "T," the letter "E," and the letter "D," to make something.
Now 110 countries are accessing it.
Our brain acts as a limiter, preventing us from accessing all of our physical resources, because we might hurt ourselves, tearing tendons or ligaments.
We live in a world of information now, and there is a difference between accessing big data and experiencing it.
So professionals have to administer these increasingly complex forms of administration that are basically about stopping people accessing the service or managing the queue.
Instead, an alternative, more business-like approach for accessing on-demand resources has been flourishing recently, called cloud computing, which other communities are now exploiting to analyzing their big data.
Special Olympics also provides free health screening for athletes who have difficulty communicating with their doctor or accessing health care.
Just because a way of accessing information is faster it doesn't mean it's more reliable, of course, and it doesn't mean that we would all interpret it the same way.
Almost two-thirds of people over 60 around the world say they have trouble accessing healthcare.
So there's no trouble accessing battle spaces.
What we have trouble accessing is the transition space that must naturally follow, and creating the peace space that allows us to move on.
But we have trouble accessing our outcomes.
The second is, Do blogs genuinely have the possibility of accessing a kind of collective intelligence that has previously remained, for the most part, untapped?
The second question is, What does the blogosphere actually do for us, in terms of accessing collective intelligence?
But what the blogosphere offers is the possibility of getting at the kind of collective, distributive intelligence that is out there, and that we know is available to us if we can just figure out a way of accessing it.
Worse still, accessing treatment can be difficult in many of these countries, and the stigma towards TB can discourage people from getting the help they need.
When you go into spaces like this, you're directly accessing the past, because they sit untouched for decades.
Accessing your inventory is easy, as well as combining or using items.
it's a story about a busy family man given a "universal" remote that allows him to access all parts of his life, including fast-forwarding through the parts he doesn't like (and accessing the commentary track, done by James earl Jones). of course, it spirals out of control.
There's even a wicked plot twist wherein the crazy woman has recorded video footage of herself reciting Shakespeare quotes that you have to complete every few minutes in order to continue accessing the computer system.
Whether governments bar citizens from gathering in public, signing petitions, or accessing the Internet and posting on social media makes no difference.
Though that has changed somewhat, many women, even those who are married, are still prevented from accessing quality services because of patriarchal family structures.
Finally, Macri’s government reached a deal with the so-called vulture funds and other holdout creditors that for more than a decade had blocked the country from accessing international credit markets.
Today, there are growing concerns about third parties accessing and manipulating Facebook user data; and before that, there was a raging debate about whether the government should be able to unlock devices belonging to suspects of terrorism or other crimes.
Preventing the one-third of city dwellers who lack an urban hukou from accessing public services ultimately means that too many people who would have left rural areas remain tied to the land.
The EU, Japan, and the US would be even more effective if they aligned their policies to prevent criminals from accessing their markets and enabled legitimate operators to benefit from a “supercharged” level of access.
Although the Internet and hand-held devices are ubiquitous throughout the region, they are currently used for accessing social media, rather than for launching new enterprises.
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