Sentence examples for otherwise difficult to reach from inspiring English sources

By using virtual communication technology to provide live instruction, PA is able to reach internally displaced and refugee youth as well as underserved populations who may be otherwise difficult to reach, including those inside Syria (approximately 50% of our students), young women and girls, and individuals in rural areas across the MENA region.

The articulated arm makes it possible to treat body regions that are otherwise difficult to reach (eg, folds and mucosa).

59 Like in our study, online recruitment can provide unique access to groups that are otherwise difficult to reach.

The use of the Internet creates the opportunity to recruit many Moroccan-Dutch migrants, a population which is otherwise difficult to reach for research.

Provision of culturally-acceptable IEC materials should be increased to all static and outreach services so that information reaches those who are otherwise difficult to reach.

You have to sell a story: an option on new technology, or access to an otherwise difficult-to-reach market.

For the Russians, who were also facing significant declines in their existing fields, access to advanced Western drilling technology offered the promise of exploiting otherwise difficult-to-reach areas in the Arctic and "tough" drilling environments elsewhere.

Light-responsive organic inorganic interfaces offer experimental opportunities that are otherwise difficult to achieve.

"Our job is to take individuals very deep into a Web site," he said, "which would otherwise be difficult to reach, not to track what individuals do".

While the Christian church has a small footprint in the country, it is uniquely situated to help rural communities that are otherwise very difficult to reach.

Evidently, the usefulness of mobile phone technology provides healthcare providers with an unprecedented opportunity to target health interventions to people who would otherwise be difficult to reach.