Sentence examples for lost their access from inspiring English sources

They'd lost their access.

They outgrew their jobs at college radio stations or found more lucrative fields than music journalism, and lost their access to advance albums.

The Greek economy continued to slow, youth unemployment climbed to an unbelievable 50%, wages declined and many Greeks lost their access to electricity, health care and other basic necessities of life.

Atlantic and Pacific salmon are born in fresh water, go to sea and return to fresh water to spawn, but landlocked salmon lost their access to the sea millions of years ago when they were cut off by glacial activity.

A further 30,000 Palestinian farmers who live on the east side of the barrier are now cut off from their orchards, groves and farms on the western side.Thousands more Palestinians have lost their access to schools, hospitals, government services and universities in the main urban centres of Jenin, Tulkarm, Qalqiliya and Nablus.

When demand for their Web services dried up as Internet start-ups lost their access to fresh sources of capital, the consulting firms found themselves with too many employees, too few clients, and too little experience with industries outside Silicon Valley.

(It was expatriates who were reticent — especially the scholars, who fear losing their access).

Those people did not want their names published, for fear of losing their access to sensitive information.

Some countries, such as Spain or Portugal, may have to drastically cut their budgets if they don't want to lose their access to capital markets.

They become isolated as their income shrinks and they lose their access to broadband, to a telephone, to transport – in other words, the means to go job-hunting.

Starting next fall, schools that fail all three tests for three of four consecutive years will lose their access to federal aid.