Sentence examples for difficult access from inspiring English sources

Difficult access Despite the challenges accessing locations, the health workers see the impact of their efforts.

"It's very difficult access given the height of the building.

The poor location and difficult access may reflect the diminished interest American publishers take in the fair these days.

"Many banks continue to face difficult access to funds, which leads to tight credit conditions for the real economy".

But the problem is that the easy-to-produce oil or easy-to-produce gas will be depleted or with difficult access.

It comes from poverty, from too little food, not enough vitamins, from more difficult access to health care -- the children are sick more often, and more seriously sick".

To the south the Alps break up into rugged, dissected country of difficult access and magnificent scenery, particularly toward the western tip of the island (called Fiordland).

Dunbar has two harbours, the Old Harbour, extended by Oliver Cromwell before the Battle of Dunbar, and the Victoria Harbour both with difficult access because of submerged reefs.

Still, Mr. Piñera said the fire began in a zone of "very difficult access, with very difficult topography and additionally with conditions of intense winds".

The latter areas are of difficult access to defence agents.

The difficult access curtailed use of heavy equipment.