Sentence examples for far from access from inspiring English sources
In refugee camps, which are often in remote locations far from access to the national grid, diesel generators are most commonly used, although they can be difficult to locate and transport in a conflict zone and expensive to operate.
So we chose a section of trail, beginning at Caribou Falls State Wayside, that promised good scenery, a bit of fishing and a chance to wander far from access roads.
In addition, it may take place far from access features such as roads and rivers where it is even more difficult to detect.
Not only this, but a vast majority of the country remains unaware and far from access to not only health but also education and other basic life necessities.
In two-hop communication, the relay sensors (intermediates sensors) are used to exchange the frames between the sender sensor and BANC when they are far away from access of each other.
Gas levels are constantly monitored, and the team underground will rarely be far from an access point.
Onlookers gathered on the normally quiet beach of the Montauk property, which is far from public access points and a 10-minute walk from the nearest hotel.
"In sum, far from limiting access," the changes under the law "actually increased the likelihood that lung cancer patients received chemotherapy," the study concluded.
Far from improving access to "essential items" for families, income management has created extensive layers of bureaucracy for Aboriginal people to negotiate before they are able to access their Centrelink entitlements.
Far from improving access to "essential items" for families, income management has created extensive layers of bureaucracy for Aboriginal people to negotiate before they are able to access their entitlements.
A new analysis of the intakes of all schools suggests that, far from widening access for poorer children, the changes that May and Greening must contemplate accelerating have reinforced existing patterns of social segregation and in some cases exacerbated them.
