Sentence examples for had almost no access from inspiring English sources

In the 1991 Gulf War, they had almost no access to the front-line soldier's perspective.

Before the vote, CUF had almost no access to radio or newspapers, and its posters were conspicuously absent.

The internal correspondence repeatedly reflected the analyses of an embassy whose staff was narrowly contained and had almost no access to Mr. Putin's inner circle.

Unlike ordinary North Koreans, they had free access to the Internet but they also had almost no access to the events that they were supposed to be covering.

Unlike ordinary North Koreans, they had free access to the Internet — but they also had almost no access to the events that they were supposed to be covering.

The filmmakers [of Making a Murderer] faced a huge problem right off the bat in making a documentary about Steven Avery: They had almost no access to him as they were repeatedly denied visitations.

We have almost no access to this poetry as it was experienced by contemporaries.

Another irritant is that despite the billions spent to keep the banks alive, most Mexicans still have almost no access to credit.

There are more than 40 authorities or entities that operate "off budget," which means that the public has almost no access to the details.

The people have almost no access to the real process of lawmaking, which goes on behind closed doors among the two leaders and the governor.

The opportunity will likely be even more pronounced in other regions of the world where these underserved segments of the market have almost no access to traditional banking services but wide access to smartphones and mobile-only services.