Sentence examples for accessing due to from inspiring English sources

After freeze-up when the winter road can be safely travelled is a time of year with a great flurry of community activity as people try to buy supplies that they otherwise have difficulty accessing due to reduced availability and cost at their local store.

Whilst the majority of participants believed that they had gained multiple skills on evidence use from TROPIC, many of them felt that they had limited opportunities in accessing evidence due to lack of access to internet or libraries.

Britain is the only country where those on below-average incomes are no more likely than the better-off to report trouble in paying medical bills or accessing health due to cost.

While I absolutely welcome this focus and the establishment of legislation and specific measures to ensure fairer access for students from deprived backgrounds, there are other groups who face serious barriers in accessing education due to other factors, separate – although not necessarily exclusive - from issues of deprivation.

Difficulties in accessing support due to a website that is not user-friendly.

We find that ST women enjoy high social status and thus are unlikely to face impediments in accessing healthcare due to social norms that restrict women's autonomy.

The power plant with larger α ¯ i k l has a relative advantage of accessing customer due to a better brand, position, quality, reputation and so on.

However in most developing countries including Bangladesh SMEs have been facing problems of accessing credit due to limitations of credit market.

While also far (approximately 640 km) from BMC headquarters, the Ghanzi area did not experience as much hardships in accessing markets due to BMC's Direct Cattle Purchase Scheme which buys cattle directly from farmers and therefore reduces transport costs.

As suburbanization processes provide more employment opportunities in suburban job centers, the urban poor living in the outskirts of cities may face difficulties in accessing jobs due to a lack of public transportation facilities [17].

This was confirmed by Gunatilake, (1998) and Mujawamariya and Karimov (2014), who noted that people living closer to the forest had a higher dependency on forest resources compared to those living far from the reserve who would have more difficulties accessing NTFPs due to high transportation costs and other untold hardship.