Sentence examples for challenges with access from inspiring English sources

Previous qualitative research has reported that many youth feel confused about how to establish an adult care provider (22) or face challenges with access (23).

Our analysis of interview data showed that in Botswana and Nigeria, there are still challenges with access to SRH information and services, especially by minority groups such as People Living With HIV and AIDS (PLWHAs), adolescents, prisoners and LGBTs.

There are similar challenges with access to reproductive health care for sex workers in Afghanistan [ 35] and in Singapore, especially for those working free-lance outside of brothels [ 36].

Furthermore, women may start and stop family planning use based on challenges with access (e.g., stock-outs; getting to the facility), costs of methods, quality of care (e.g., not receiving full information on resupply/re-injection), or fear of or experience with side effects [ 20, 21].

Despite measures taken to ensure gender equality in land ownership since 1974, women in Ethiopia in general and in East Gojjam in particular experienced more challenges related with access to and control over land.

We need to create synergies that would lead to a creation of sustainable black-owned companies, which have for the longest of time been battling challenges associated with access to larger markets," said BLSA CEO Bonang Mohale.

I was inspired by the compassion and interprofessional collaboration among members of the healthcare team to ensure that patients' medical and socioemotional needs were met, in spite of challenges associated with access to healthcare, insurance gaps, and financial resources.

Given the physical challenges associated with access into the chamber and the lack of evidence for longer-term use, we consider occupation an unlikely explanation for the presence of the hominin remains.

While this recent proposal focused on the definition of the MVPD, the FCC's assumption that this opens the door to new broadband providers ignores the challenges with existing access.

The pastoral and agro-pastoral communities of Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda have frequently faced these challenges, with limited access to information and technical support and financing for adaptation options.

In addition there are still challenges with getting access, ensuring staff presence in medical facilities and establishing surveillance systems to monitor cases and numbers in parts of North-East DRC.