Sentence examples for hard access from inspiring English sources

Experimentation at the bottom of the pyramid economies is hard: access is difficult and the data is scarce.

Not that we have to try very hard: access is a 25-minute walk via farmland and steep cliff-paths (not for the unfit, particularly on the return journey) and there's nothing there (no loos, no café, very little shade), except white pebbled sand, spectacular views of Pencarrow Head, sheltering cliffs, rock pools, clear water and a handful of people (some of them come by boat).

However, fluorescent hybridisation within epidermal sections is limited due to hard access into the tissue and to the sectioning of hybridised nuclei in two pieces.

To conclude, i should like to see special attention paid to sporting practice in the countryside, where sports are of harder access.

The Earth's vast reservoirs of fossil fuels will eventually become harder and harder to access.

They're harder to access and often harder to understand.

That makes it hard to access.

Without asylum, healthcare can be hard to access.

This is a controversial claim, whose import is hard to access.

Emailed "bills" often tell you little of use and make it hard to access detailed information.

The kitchen became hard to access, but the table was resurrected.