Inaccessible
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Earlier this month, Chinese twitterati helped get the GFW onto the list of Twitter’s top ten “trending topics” (or most tweeted terms) – an impressive feat given that Twitter is supposed to be
inaccessible
in China.
After the abolition of slavery, the white people of America’s South struggled for nearly a century to keep African-Americans from voting, using poll taxes and literacy tests, for example, to make casting a ballot
inaccessible
to the poor.
The most important archives were inaccessible, and some documents were destroyed.
They include internal conflicts that make children
inaccessible
to public-health professionals, opposition by some religious leaders, and public mistrust of national governments and international initiatives.
In many instances, they can reach deep into
inaccessible
rural areas to deliver services.
Thus, the illusion is stronger for objects with easy-to-inspect parts than it is for objects with more invisible, inaccessible, or microscopic parts.
As one of the fastest aging societies in the world, with an economy and a political system
inaccessible
to its young people, Italy has all the makings of a gerontocracy.
Moreover, what others think – particularly, what rivals are doing – may have a big effect on the results of a decision and much of what others understand and plan is private, thus
inaccessible.
This vast collection of knowledge, culture, and literary achievement is
inaccessible
to most people.
In the United States, too, President Donald Trump relentlessly attempts to discredit the news media, and his administration is unprecedentedly
inaccessible
to the press.
Meanwhile, drones are becoming smaller, allowing them to infiltrate spaces that normally would be
inaccessible.
Given that the CO2 is not yet being produced and will not be vented, the field’s helium remains
inaccessible.
In most Arab cities, planning processes are
inaccessible
to much of the population; they are even less accessible to women.
The patent system was notoriously expensive and
inaccessible.
Overlapping and conflicting land-management systems are the norm, as are inaccessible, out-of-date, incomplete, inaccurate, or nonexistent land records.
But such institutions are largely perceived as inaccessible, inefficient, and opaque, leading national governments to neglect them.
For low-income countries, however, these elite networks remain largely
inaccessible.
The tribes that escaped genocide at the hands of the colonizers did so largely by fleeing to the deepest and most
inaccessible
parts of jungles.
If a product requires a high level of digital literacy, it might be
inaccessible
to people who already lack access to education or health care; as a result, adopting it would exacerbate and entrench inequalities.
In Kenya, the UK-based Voluntary Services Overseas reports that people with disabilities often struggle to complete their education, owing to factors like
inaccessible
libraries and a lack of tutors trained to work with the disabled.
The problem is that these offline records tend to be scattered and inaccessible, whereas in the digital economy – especially following the high penetration of mobile payments and e-commerce – they become easily retrievable and far more useful.
Worse, at a time when individual privacy is becoming more of a luxury than a right, the algorithms that are increasingly ruling our lives are becoming
inaccessible
black boxes, shielded from public or regulatory scrutiny to protect corporate interests.
Fifty-five percent never ask for credit, and more than 30% regard credit as too expensive or
inaccessible.
We may live on a “blue planet,” but less than 3% of all of our water is fresh, and much of it is
inaccessible
(for example, because it is locked in glaciers).
His voice assumed a tone of religious awe; it was as if he were speaking of an
inaccessible
tabernacle containing a sated and crouching god to whom they had given all their flesh and whom they had never seen.
But they did not know exactly; it seemed to fall back into a terrible distance, in an
inaccessible
religious country, where an unknown god sat on his throne, crouching down at the far end of his tabernacle.
Captain Nemo and his men had come to bury their companion in this communal resting place on the
inaccessible
ocean floor!
For Conseil, the captain was still a misunderstood genius who, tired of the world's deceptions, had been driven to take refuge in this
inaccessible
environment where he was free to follow his instincts.
On February 6 the Nautilus cruised in sight of the city of Aden, perched on a promontory connected to the continent by a narrow isthmus, a sort of
inaccessible
Gibraltar whose fortifications the English rebuilt after capturing it in 1839.
Apparently the jealous orb didn't want to reveal this
inaccessible
spot on the globe to any human being.
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