Sentence examples for diminished access from inspiring English sources

"We are free, but not equal," Jackson said, highlight the diminished access to healthcare in many black communities.

"Without exception, all communities in the countries where field research took place associate protected areas with increasing hardships due to restrictions to their livelihood activities, including diminished access to food," said the report, Protected areas in the Congo basin: failing people and biodiversity.

Hemodialysis patients have historically experienced diminished access to care and increased adverse outcomes after natural disasters.

When a parcel of land, a reserve, is isolated from its fire-prone landscape context, its fire interval can potentially be altered simply due to diminished access to external fire.

As a process that 'happens in relationship' (White 2010, p. 170), well-being forces appraisal of the fact that diminished access and damaged relationships between pastoralists contribute to the state of conflict and that poor communication between individuals and communities is an aggravating factor.

The system is found to be weakly dependent on the fraction of hydrophilic elements as long as this fraction is below the percolation threshold whereas an increase in wettability above the percolation threshold favours a greater blockage of the pore space by the water and therefore a diminished access of gas to the catalyst layer.

Whether this improvement is likely to be the result of diminished alcohol and drug access in custody, or the undertaking of beneficial substance abuse treatment in custody is unknown.

Arguing that a diminished capability for police to access such data was allowing organised crime to continue undisturbed, crimes to go unpunished and children to be abused, May said: "if we do not act we risk sleepwalking into a society in which crime cannot be investigated".

These circumstances often result in diminished opportunities for education or access to any vocational training.

With diminished numbers come diminished profits.

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