Sentence examples for problem in access to from inspiring English sources
"As Wealthy Fill Top Colleges, Concerns Grow Over Fairness" (front page, April 22) points to a growing problem in access to college.
The proliferation of slums in LAC after the rapid and unplanned urbanization of recent decades shows that there is a serious problem in access to formal housing by low-income segments of the population.
Moreover, a serious problem in access to healthcare services has emerged in these regions.
Consequently, we suggest that RD children are less automatic in evaluating a phonetic representation, perhaps reflecting a general problem in access to phonology.
The rate of interestablishment transfers in Quebec rural EDs is a key variable to measure; an elevated transfer rate could indicate a local shortage or a problem in access to basic services.
The latter problem in access to the technology has been addressed, and, although there are perhaps still too few centres of proteomic excellence devoted only to animal science research, there is now a network of laboratories, with the most advanced equipment, which has shown the benefit of collaboration with the animal science community.
Dame Julia Goodfellow, president of lobby group Universities UK and vice-chancellor of the University of Kent, said: "Publishing more data will not necessarily solve some of the longstanding problems in access to and participation in higher education.
To the Editor: You do an excellent job of highlighting the problems in access to health care aggravated by the Affordable Care Act, and you correctly recognize that the problem is not limited to primary care.
Attention should be paid to unmet needs by healthcare policy makers and managers as they could reflect underlying problems in access to healthcare in Canada.
Lack of health care personnel may be regarded as one of the major problems in access to health care in every country.
Cross-national comparable data on migrants' use of healthcare services are important to address problems in access to healthcare; to identify high risk groups for prevention efforts; and to evaluate healthcare systems comparatively.
