Sentence examples for destroyed access from inspiring English sources

One setback was a major software virus ("love you") destroyed access to the data entry and processing program in Geneva and required that work be re-started.

The humanitarian consequences of urban violence are similar to those of armed conflict: people are killed, injured and displaced; infrastructure is damaged or destroyed; access to health care is restricted.

The proposals would not prevent vulnerable people getting a fair trial or destroy access to the justice system of which we are rightly proud.

Hurricane Maria hit the islands last month, destroying access to basic supplies like food and running water.

FBI agents worried that Farook probably enabled a security feature that destroys access to the phone's encrypted data after 10 failed attempts to enter the secret security code he selected.

Dyson pointed out to me that readers can link to the original version via the public editor's post, and thus that "the very paper accused of destroying access to it also provided access to it".

In the final episode of our three-part series, Emerson Rosenthal gets his inner Erin Brockovich on as he investigates a water war that could potentially destroy access to drinking water for millions of people.

These same companies that splashed their logos all over the Games, marketing peace and human achievement, were at the same time fighting to destroy access to justice for human rights survivors.

"Much of their agriculture has been destroyed and access to hunting will probably be affected, which will make it very difficult for the Indians to find food".

But the greater worry is how the Islamist fighters who destroyed them accessed the airfield in the first place.

He said Obama's reluctance to approve the Keystone Pipeline System, to bring oil from Canada to the United States, is "destroying our access to real, affordable energy".