Examples of 'made access' in a sentence
Meaning of "made access"
Made access - suggests that someone has gained entry or permission to use a particular resource, service, or area
How to use "made access" in a sentence
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This made access to my customers prohibitively expensive.
Technology has also made access easier.
It has made access a key priority.
How crowdfunding has made access easier.
He made access to clean air and water a legal right.
Privatization of public services made access to those services more difficult.
This made access to the cities very easy for the rulers.
The global pandemic has made access even more challenging.
It made access to the site rather difficult and was only possible by boat.
Newly constructed roads have made access to the area very easy.
RSS technology has made access and directional control possible in previously inaccessible or uncontrollable formations.
Information Technology systems have made access to this data faster and easier.
Have made access to abortion difficult, We looked at the way abortion laws in America.
Damage from the hurricane made access to these much more difficult.
It seems that the new Romanian information service has made access difficult.
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The state has made access extremely difficult.
In addition, steep canyons in the area made access difficult.
The fixed landing made access to the bridge difficult at high tides.
So now this was before Jesus Christ made access into heaven.
And the intruders made access by climbing over the back fence.
There was no snow at the chalet, which made access easy.
And economic hardship made access to essential care even more precarious.
Some of the stairs had also been removed, which made access tricky for us.
They must have made access doors when they built these tunnels.
Since winning its independence, Morocco has made access to water a priority.
The Bank has made access to electricity a top priority.
Until 1978, visits were possible, then the need to create a new path made access impossible.
The knee flexed extremely to made access to the osteochondral defect easy.
Armed men made access into our van… containing myself, Barrett and AgentJeffrey Edwards.
Few churches, and even fewer priests, made access to the sacraments a challenge.
Armed men made access to the armed-van containing myself, Barrett, and agent Jeffrey Edwards.
They have changed the global agenda and made access to treatment a right and a global entitlement.
GEOToolbox, Made access to geographic functionalities easily.
The 2005 Kashmir earthquake in North Pakistan made access more difficult.
We have made access to AMICUS free.
Needless to say, the internet has made access to public records a lot easier.
They must've made access doors when they built these tunnels.
In this regard, the Commission itself has made access to funding opportunities rather complicated.
The opening of the station made access to the area easier than by road.
Many CUPE locals have made access to information a priority.
The internet revolution has made access to the information much more accessible . ”.
However, the introduction of the eVisa, made access to the region more convenient and affordable.
The LB cab was fixed, which made access to the engine for service difficult.
This is why Caritas International has made access to healthy, well-balanced, sufficient food a priority.
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