Sentence examples for complicating access from inspiring English sources
Agriculture plays a significant role in Metropolis Ruhr cultivating about one-third of the metropolitan area, but on-going loss of farmland and short-term lease of land affect farms considerably by complicating access to land.
Another factor complicating access to treatment is the stigma surrounding mental health in many refugee communities.
The lack of insurance may create a two-fold barrier to specialty care, further complicating access for uninsured children.
Fear of deportation affected health directly by causing mental stress and indirectly by complicating access to human rights and by contributing to long latency before health care was sought.
Many of these misconceptions affix blame to parents and families, further isolating the child within their own family and community, and complicating access to complete medical and surgical care.
Social network factors: Little or no support from family was described as complicating access to prenatal care [ 35].
The world was not made with people with disabilities in mind: buildings are not reliably accessible; antiquated policies complicate access to education and employment; and healthcare bankrupts families who seek essential medical equipment and care.
"In such environments, where the movement of people and goods is complicated, access to reliable telecommunication services is key for economic activity and personal safety," Mr. Tsitsigaros said.
Mr. Bertolaso said casualties were likely to rise because people remained trapped under collapsed buildings and roads had been reduced to rubble, while a tangled web of fallen electric cables complicated access by helicopter.
While logistical factors may complicate access to facilities, providing access may be a simple means of improving workplace hydration and reducing the practice of voluntary dehydration.
The Best Magazine Quote Award belongs to Sevigny, who dished to Medine, "I feel like men hate leotards… Anything that complicates access to a vagina".
