Sentence examples for dropping access to from inspiring English sources

New reports launched this year show that we are moving in the right direction -- maternal deaths are dropping, access to family planning is on the rise, and the health of girls and women remains a global priority.

As technology prices drop, access to more gadgets increases.

The engineers in the consortium, worrying that the Iran traffic would crash their servers, dropped access in Iran in January but restored it before the Iran election.

But the projection assumed that birth rates in Africa the highest in the world would steadily drop as access to contraceptives and women's education improved.

Though its free, customizable and on-demand textbook model gained plenty of support from students over the years, in late 2012, the company was forced to drop free access to its textbook platform.

Conversely if we needed to give in on our price negotiations to win a deal that centered too much on price we were able to say we would drop their access to the platinum club but give them a better deal on price.

The cafe offers drop-in access to computers and a 17-unit lab where classes in everything from how to point and click a mouse to maintaining a Web site will be taught.

The PlayStation 4 interface is much more calm and focused, providing drop-down access to menus, allowing a much more deliberate experience – although some see it as sparse and boring.

A study of the termination of Medicaid benefits in California demonstrated a significant drop in access to and utilization of health services as well as worse health status after Medicaid eligibility was discontinued[ 4, 5].

This, of course, along with convenient hooks that allow each cup to drop for easy access to hungry newborns, extra fastenings to accommodate diaphragm growth and comfortable linings.

This week, Campus Marketplace reported that Flat World Knowledge has been forced to drop its free access to textbooks.