Sentence examples for few access from inspiring English sources

It's true that the Moynihan plan will eventually improve a few access routes to subways and commuter trains.

"The fire had swallowed up the whole submarine, there was heated steam rising, it was cooking inside, and there were very few access points".

Earning the coveted white identification badge that grants a select few access to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is tough enough.

But Davies's point was that "just as lives in Wales are becoming more messy, media services are more rigid and uniform": they are either English language or Welsh, and he argued that they provide too few access points for people who speak a bit of Welsh.

A double hull is a closed structure that has only a few access holes.

The OR should be a closed room with as few access points as possible.

Medicare beneficiaries, the commission reported, have fewer access complaints than 50- to 64-year-olds with private insurance.

It's easy to mix up the words 'vulcanize' and 'balkanize,' and 'impetus' and 'impotence.' I did say I wanted 'more fewer' access routes to the information highway.

It is here that the links to researching natural disasters with more visible impacts and fewer access issues become clearer.

In addition, autocracies provide fewer access points for private interests which increases the likelihood that government activities are diverted to other areas and legislation is avoided.

While no access form perfectly fulfils all quality criteria, the use of an AVF is unanimously recommended by international guidelines [ 4] because of higher patency rates and fewer access-associated interventions.