Sentence examples for are very inaccessible from inspiring English sources

"You see solutions that cater to larger employers, like on-site daycare centers, that are very inaccessible to smaller to mid-sized companies," says Bircher. "We want to fill a void that we thought existed for SMBs and this was one way to do it".

They aren't going hand in hand with policies to make contraception and emergency contraception available, especially in El Salvador where those things are very inaccessible". .

It was very inaccessible, she says with pleasure.

"The school is across from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and it is very inaccessible," she said.

"I put my toolbox in the closet," he said, "and it was very inaccessible.

"Many people try and go to Menabilly – the mansion she lived in after Readymoney – but it's very inaccessible and closed to the public.

One obvious example is Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, who has been very inaccessible since the start of the crisis in his country, which is the world's deadliest country for journalists.

"It is very inaccessible, extremely steep, difficult to operate in because of the sheer slopes, the altitude, and the selection of landing sites," said Colonel Pease, who flew out on the operation with the troops.

Rurality is measured by the Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia (ARIA), which ranges from 0 being an urban centre to 15 being very inaccessible and remote [ 21].

The park's sanctuary zones are a mere fraction of the total area and most are very remote, inaccessible or of no interest to the majority of recreational anglers.

Modern psychiatric services are very scarce, inaccessible, and relatively expensive for the majority of the population in Ethiopia.