Sentences with phrase «been an inaccessible option»

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Advanced search options are limited to tiered subscriptions packages making hence some might find it inaccessible

The DTS audio of the standard - def DVD is again supplanted by a 24 - bit, 5.1 PCM uncompressed option inaccessible by yours truly, while the DD 5.1 mix returns at a higher bitrate of 640 kbps and sounds a lot like the aforementioned DTS track.

No matter how well thought out and carefully constructed the OneApp itself might be, families that find their preferred schools inaccessible or their options undesirable are likely to experience frustration and confusion.

A 2015 poll of 1,000 public school parents conducted by Education Post found that 65 percent agreed that, «Public charter schools offer parents in low - income communities options for quality schools that would otherwise be inaccessible to them.»

Earlier this year, courts ruled that the use of Kindle devices in the classroom was discriminatory against students with disabilities since navigation of menus via the popular text - to - speech option was unavailable and therefore the device was effectively inaccessible to the visually impaired.

The SFX helps transports your ears back to the arcades of yonder year, but sadly, despite there being an option for music, the 80s soundtrack was seemingly inaccessible.

You have the option of surveying the entire area and choosing the best ingress point, however, most of the areas are surrounded by inaccessible cliffs or buildings and the only place to start is via the road you just drove up on.

One of the biggest barriers to wider solar adoption continues to be the initial cost of a solar energy system, which can keep solar inaccessible to many solar advocates, even though solar can be a low cost and high return option over the long run.

Although there may be a hybrid approach which lies somewhere in the middle of these two options, it is clear that the present system is inordinately complex, requires enormous funding to maintain, and is largely inaccessible to litigants without counsel at a time when such litigants are flooding the courts.