| Like free jazz, minimal techno is defined by an inaccessibility that borders on divisiveness. |
| The relative inaccessibility of the mucosa to self-examination often delays diagnosis, resulting in late detection and poor survival. |
| There is such a huge intellectual potential in the countries which have to battle with the inaccessibility of education. |
| Lack of opportunity, inaccessibility, lack of time and economic restrictions all can result in nonparticipation. |
| Their relative isolation and inaccessibility has helped to entrench them in their attitudes and traditions. |
| Some artists struggle to perceive the human beneath the royal scrim, while others, such as Gerhard Richter, play on the queen's inaccessibility. |
