1.   As cyclists choose shortest routes, the network should be dense, with virtually all roads accessible for cycle movement.

2.   The Internet allows schools to develop a large amount of learning material that is accessible for students online anytime.

3.   Anna Sui, for example, can continue to show lively trendy clothes as long as she keeps them accessible for her young, trendy customers.

4.   Based on his experience, Glavine said, if similar circumstances arise he probably would not be so readily accessible for interviews.

5.   Both resorts are accessible for disabled people.

6.   A number of changes making travel more accessible for people with disabilities have unfolded in recent days.

7.   Allowing lenders to pool mortgages and spread the risk of the loans may lead to lower lending rates, making home loans more accessible for Mexicans.

8.   Bulletin boards lend themselves to this kind of surveillance because the postings remain accessible for long periods of time.

9.   But many users are satisfied with being accessible for urgent messages without having to answer a phone.

10.   But the play is also unusually accessible for Ms. Parks.