Sentence examples for challenge of access from inspiring English sources

With thirty years of experience with distributed archival collections, digital technologies, and networked access, it is now apparent that digital technologies are the best way of addressing the challenge of access to unpublished materials.

The global challenge of access to water, sanitation, and hygiene has brought together people from a wide range of backgrounds.

The new funds represent initial support for a long-term, sustainable focus at Duke on the challenge of access and transitions to sustainable energy for low- and middle-income countries around the world.

Only two of the resources we examined had more than five sentences about the growing challenge of access to fresh drinking water.

His most recent books are Urban High School Students and the Challenge of Access and For-profit Colleges and Universities: Their Markets, Regulation, Performance and Place in Higher Education (w/ G. Hentschke and V. Lechuga).

The document not only fails to provide the technical details necessary for effective public scrutiny, but also expresses a fundamentally flawed premise that speeding up market entrance of brand-name, monopoly-priced drugs will, in itself, solve the challenge of access to affordable, quality medicines.

This creates opportunities for companies that solve challenges of access.

"We were on the plane here with a couple of different agencies, and they all are having similar challenges of access," Colin Chaperon, a field director for the American Red Cross, said in a telephone interview.

There is a real need for innovation in health care delivery, as well as in medicine, to address related challenges of access, quality, and affordability through new and creative approaches.

Bloomberg's latest gift underscores his personal commitment to addressing the challenges of access to higher education, an issue he is also taking on through his foundation's American Talent Initiative, of which Johns Hopkins is a founding member, and through College Point, a college advising program.

Ng linked the need for innovative educational strategies to the increasing unemployment rates of recent college grads, citing in particular the challenges of access, rising costs, and, sometimes, quality.