Sentence examples for lack easy from inspiring English sources

China's influence is so great that in recent years recyclables have been worth much less in areas of the United States that lack easy access to ports that can ship there.

If you know only Arabic, don't have the money to consult a specialist, and lack easy access to the internet, your options for explicit advice on sexual matters are limited – all the more so if you're a woman.

As a result, migrant workers can have difficulty accessing local health and social services and can be deprived of rights either because of their illegal status or because they lack easy recourse to the courts.

Her works also lack easy definition.

At a current natural gas price of $3.50 per million cubic feet drillers can barely make money on many shale wells, which require costly and water-hogging hydraulic "fracking," suffer precipitous volume-decline rates of 80% a year and lack easy access to pipelines.

Our survey found that the majority of young women lack easy access to funding.

Designers lack easy-to-use guidelines ensuring robust thermal summer comfort.

Quartz is hard (7 on the Mohs scale) and resists fracture because it lacks easy cleavage.

But there are pockets of children living in poverty, lacking easy access to medical care and attending underperforming schools.

The movie business deserves a piece of that pie because it lacks easy access to worldwide distribution networks, he added.

This means the heavily low-income population of 35,000 lacked easy access to healthy, affordable food and people had to commute to other places to buy groceries.