| Like free jazz, minimal techno is defined by an inaccessibility that borders on divisiveness. |
| Up to that moment I had only felt doubts 228 as to the inaccessibility of the mountain. |
| The only drawback to these treasures is their inaccessibility to wheelchair-users, although the ground floor of the Barley Hall is accessible. |
| Although they did visit from time to time, the island's inaccessibility put a strain on the boys' closeness to their maternal grandmother. |
| The relative inaccessibility of the mucosa to self-examination often delays diagnosis, resulting in late detection and poor survival. |
| Their relative isolation and inaccessibility has helped to entrench them in their attitudes and traditions. |
