Sentence examples for fragile access from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bruce Aylward, who coordinates the agency's Global Polio Eradication Initiative, explained that "in four or five of the high-transmission areas, we have very fragile access," adding, "We need international backing to press ahead to reach these children".

Through Steven's work at Standing Rock's aging and soon-to-be-replaced water treatment plant, the Willards have an intimate understanding of just how fragile access to clean drinking water can be.  .

Chronic food insecurity is a problem associated with poverty, affecting social groups with the weakest and most fragile access to food, both in terms of access to social networks and safety nets or productive assets.

Private sector demand remains fragile and access to finance continues to be constrained.

New York's health care system tries to recognize the unique care needs of medically fragile children, but access to appropriate care is jeopardized as they age ("Age 18 Brings a Dearth of Choices for the Disabled," news article, May 14).

With Pakistan in its fragile state, terrorist access to its nuclear stockpile must be regarded as a distinct possibility.

Third, we need to help ensure that small and fragile economies have access to correspondent-banking services that connect them to the global financial system.

Such fragile or insecure access to phonemes may hamper speeded word recognition.

Chemotherapy has made my small veins even more fragile and difficult to access, but for years I have resolutely refused a port: a catheter connected to a disk (about one inch in diameter), both of which are surgically implanted in the chest.

Recently, Sarkar, Kak, and Rama proposed a set of new metrics to characterize the modularization quality of packages from important perspectives such as inter-module call traffic, state access violations, fragile base-class design, programming to interface, and plugin pollution.

But there are risks that come with such popularity (as Yogi Berra famously said, "No one goes there any more; it's too crowded").. Ecotourism is predicated on access to fragile and sensitive areas, which don't look kindly on too many Nikon-toting tourists tromping around (yet the government hopes to reach 2.5 million visitors by 2014).