Sentence examples for lack accessibility from inspiring English sources

Patients lack accessibility to relevant information because (1) the legal framework organizing reimbursement systems and care delivery is too complex; (2) the role of patient organizations is too weak; and (3) information is not well-organized and is obsolete.

There were numerous physical and social barriers that further sabotaged plans, such as encountering a venue that lacked accessibility as promised.

While technology is not a silver bullet, the absence of it, and especially the lack of accessibility to high-speed internet access, is a significant "barrier to entry" for students in schools around the country.

The main barriers to these children's access to education lies both in lack of accessibility of education and limited quality education for these children.

Previous studies on minority communities in western countries have highlighted different social issues, such as lack of accessibility to healthy food and ease of access to fast foods [ 18, 19].

While access to dental services has increased in Fortaleza, the lack of accessibility of health units and their surroundings does not promote the treatment of people with disabilities.

Previous research has shown that a lack of accessibility can cause social exclusion in rural areas, whereas in urban areas a lack of accessibility is often a consequence of social exclusion [ 27].

A lack of accessibility to that competition, leading to feelings of alienation at the clubs outside the elite, and a damaging split in the game.

While I have serious concerns about the lack of accessibility in the chosen taxi of tomorrow, at least the Taxi and Limousine Commission has gotten this part right.

Gillette Stadium is often maligned for it's complete lack of accessibility for those who live in the city and the sheer distance that separates it from major population centers.

"From what I heard from consumers, I would say the biggest problem was lack of accessibility for consumers to get through to the office," said Elizabeth Merkel, president of the newly constituted Better Business Bureau of New Jersey.