Sentence examples for because of access issues from inspiring English sources

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

The stadium's capacity is restricted to 10,000 because of access issues.

Her future mentor, Coppola, has firsthand experience of the challenges that lie ahead: She was the adviser to Erica Israel, a graduate student who took a leave of absence from her doctoral program because of access issues.

Pew notes, though, that the 70% figure is not because of access issues: some 98% of the population lives in internet broadband coverage areas, according to the Census Bureau's July 2011 Current Population Survey.

First, the number and timing of sampling events and samples collected at each WWTP was not the same because of access issues at some of the plants.

*The survey was not carried out in central south Somalia because of security and access issues.

In comparison to the former PCTs particularly in the south of England, our study setting did not suffer from significant patient access issues because of a lack of local NHS provision or capacity.

The League Two side have been playing at the ground since 1907 but are looking to relocate because of problems over leases and access issues.

This exclusion criterion was therefore removed from the protocol, and women who had to reschedule their appointment due to access issues because of disabilities were removed from the data set before data analysis.

"The Sierra Club is leaving themselves vulnerable to this kind of criticism because of some of the positions they take on access issues for other people," Mr. Radanovich said in a phone interview from Washington.

Children with elevated BLLs are frequently from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, and follow-up testing may not always occur because of transportation and other health care access issues.