Sentence examples for access to few from inspiring English sources

The more-isolated islanders have access to few schools and health centres.

Unlike most executives in such circumstances, Mr. Skilling had access to few of those records because he had resigned from the company in mid-August, citing personal reasons.

Indeed, outside of rare berths on "Today" or more frequent but still difficult to place bookings on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," authors have access to few other broadcast arenas with the reach and influence of Mr. Imus.

Emergency rooms (ERs) associated with primary level hospitals offer access to few medical specialties, with limited laboratory and pathological services.

Generally, you have access to few if any of the institutional benefits enjoyed by postdoc colleagues who are defined as temporary employees.

The camp's inhabitants had access to few basic resources let alone prosthetic limbs, or advanced technology that could mitigate their suffering.

Users might also be able to buy a slimmed down version of the service that will give access to fewer channels.

But in Georgia and Alabama wholesalers have effectively lobbied to maintain their control over distribution.Small breweries complain that this hurts them, as they have access to fewer channels for sales.

A service provider in New Delhi said the government, without explanation, had directed his company to block access to fewer than a dozen sites; he could offer no details on the nature of those sites.

"As the age of the population increases, the strains this places on public services will mean more people needing access to fewer services and without adequate support services people's quality of life will deteriorate," said one respondent.

For example, more than 6,000 plans are available in Texas, but residents of Harris County, where Houston is, has access to fewer than 40 plans, including a dozen bronze and silver plans and 14 gold.