Sentence examples for difficulties of access from inspiring English sources

Focus on the more familiar crisis in Syria, and difficulties of access for journalists have meant that coverage of the Yemen conflict has been limited in western media.

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ANY journalist working in a war-torn or politically unstable region knows the risks and headaches of the job: threats to personal safety, difficulties of access, interference from authorities.

One of the great problems for those who lose limbs in less developed countries is that while they may recover from their injuries and achieve some mobility, the difficulties of access to facilities and prejudice means many find it impossible to work.

Although subject to brief periods of domination by the neighbouring Seljuq Turks, Mongols, and Byzantines, the empire based at Trapezus was largely bypassed by both the Seljuqs and the Mongols because of its relative isolation, difficulties of access, and conflict among its enemies.

There are difficulties of access in some areas and it may be more cost-effective to reduce sampling intensity in these areas and concentrate sampling effort on a few select classes.

Because of difficulty of access and extensive ice cover, the geology is still little known.

The major factors in this are either difficulty of access, or a low level of past exploration.

"Too much," said Jonathan, citing the difficulty of access, especially in winter, and the way they'd let the road and land revert to wilderness.

The province is rich in minerals such as copper, coal, chromium, lead, zinc, uranium, and aluminum, but difficulty of access has restricted mining on a large scale.

The surroundings make Telluride a perfect place for a film festival, the natural splendor and the difficulty of access combining to heighten the sense of specialness that is central to this festival's self-image.