Sentence examples for hardly access from inspiring English sources

Pedestrians or cyclists can hardly access modern subdivision different sections without having to backtrack from dead-end streets.

Almost 90% of the world's youth are living in countries where they can hardly access sufficient education, capital, paid employments, and health services.

It was stated that members of staff hardly accessed seminars and formal training.

That argument is absurd on its face; organized terrorists hardly lack access to forged documents.

For spinsters, one need hardly add, access to even a quarter of a husband represents an immediate reprieve from ignominy.

It hardly grants access to the subtleties of Plains Indian worship and philosophy, but it affords a vision that, once wholly theirs, is now perforce also ours.

Baxter's pad soon becomes so popular that he can hardly gain access to it, but by the finale he has overcome his inadequacy, regained his dignity, and won the girl of his daydreams.

Meanwhile, rising numbers of small firms complain that they "hardly have access any more to credit and reasonable development capital", said Mr Reich this week.A survey of Mittelstand companies, by Creditreform, a commercial-debt advisory group, shows that a slight upward trend in expectations last year has been thoroughly squashed: forecasts of turnover, employment and profits have fallen.

It rejected the oversight of polls by Montenegro's security forces, on the grounds that people who signalled loyalty to Belgrade by casting votes would be harassed.The government, for its part, retorted that its opponents could hardly expect access to official polling stations with no supervision at all.

Among the underserved population in Latin America, many of the indigenous children are the poorest of the poor who hardly have access to formal and stable schooling.

The British and the Germans, for example, allow hardly any access at all – certainly not to combat operations.