Sentence examples for negligible access from inspiring English sources

Faith communities given training, some funding and mobile phones, could provide governments with missing data about incidence of disease and the effectiveness of healthcare delivery in parts of their populations where government has negligible access.

Now, assume that negligible access costs to the market goods are zero, (c1 = 0), but the consumer pays market price (p1).

To protect its border residents from attacks and landmine injuries, groups of several hundred people were given bare land, negligible access to water and minimal building materials and told to set up their own settlements until the war was over.

Some charge a negligible admission fee.

The people in the villages surrounding the park had negligible incomes and sporadic access to sources of protein.

The authorities on Thursday raided companies connected to a billionaire opposition leader, Bidzina Ivanishvili, seizing a large number of satellite dishes being distributed at negligible cost to provide access to an opposition station just months before Mr. Ivanishvili's party competes in parliamentary elections.

Your device cost is negligible compared to your access cost.

Handing over policy autonomy in many other crucial areas (such as foreign investment regulations and support to technology development) in exchange for access to negligible markets is an ill-advised bargain (Shadlen 2005).

However, one presentation stated that the success of this technique was "negligible" because the NSA has "access to very few nodes" and that it is "difficult to combine meaningfully with passive Sigint".

The test result for the proposed fast algorithm reports a 34.4% encoding time saving with a 0.3% bitrate increase on synthesized views for the All-Intra test case and negligible impact under the random access test case.

Negligible costs were associated with stairs, access flooring, elevators, piping, fire sprinkler systems, and electrical systems.