Sentence examples for because of access from inspiring English sources

For instance, in countries with less accessible primary care systems, people might delay seeking care because of access barriers or make inappropriate use of hospital resources.

Prices rose before the crash because of access to credit and the availability of debt.

"Women's colleges were founded in the mid-1800s because of access.

But they have been able to fight largely because of access to the outside world through Turkey.

Those blows could come with greater frequency -- and greater destructive power -- because of access to new technology.

Mr. Randi, who often speaks ominously of entering a new Dark Age, said, "It's easier to become silly now because of access to nonsense".

He said the eliminated sites "were more expensive to renovate or they were not viable to convert because of access issues or inadequate space".

I would suppose that these works were all close to the window, because of access, but they weren't just snatched at random.

Meanwhile, the danger of proliferation has heightened further because of access to the technology and the emergence of non-state threats.

In reality, the causes of many impairments are not known because of lack of access to health services.

UN officials have warned of the spread of disease in Syria because of lack of access to basic hygiene and vaccinations.