Sentence examples for practically no access from inspiring English sources

The RedHawks play in the Mid-American Conference, and in today's Bowl Championship Series era, Miami is a non-B.C.S. team with practically no access to the Rose, Sugar, Orange and Fiesta Bowls.

Some had practically no carbohydrates, and some had practically no fat.

To assist in data transmission, the Emergency Telecommunication Cluster via UNICEF provided internet connection to other humanitarian actors where there was practically no internet access before the cyclone (Kauffmann and Krüger 2010).

Practically no-one does this.

There are practically no uninsured patients and limited access to health care is rarely a factor in AH.

So the federal government still has practically unlimited access to credit, despite the downgrade of its debt in 2011 to AA+ by Standard & Poor's, a ratings agency.

The NRA's power to thwart public opinion and to uphold the narcissistic belief among gun advocates that their "freedom" must outweigh the costs to society of practically unfettered access to guns remains as strong as ever.

No access for armored cars.

As the number of nodes increases we may see that the time remains roughly constant, showing that our model with HBase can achieve scalability, and almost practically constant access times.

It is true that the internet has given us almost unlimited and practically free access to the sum of all human knowledge in a way never before seen in history.

Arkansas has enacted a slew of new restrictions that practically prohibit access to abortion.