Sentence examples similar to scarcer access for from inspiring English sources

A 2010 report from the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs detailed a woeful shortage of services for LGBT violence victims – including scarce access to shelters.

The same strict regulatory oversight should act as a guarantee against the over-extraction of water, leaving water sources scarce or prejudicing water access for other local users.

Mental health and substance abuse services are scarce and difficult to access for all Kenyans, and LBQ women face the additional burden of identifying the rare providers who will help them without judging their sexuality or gender identity.

Now, states have a scarce resource - access to the fund - and companies bid against each other for the scarce public resource.

Significant EID threats have major implications for distribution of scarce resources, access to and regulation of health services and maintenance of social order.

No access for armored cars.

A recent ProInspire survey of nonprofit managers revealed that, despite demand for professional development programs, such offerings are scarce and access is limited in the sector.

At sea, time can be even more scarce than access.

Agencies warn they are losing landlords willing to take formerly homeless people into their properties because of the low rate of housing benefit compared to market rates, and the London Assembly committee on housing this week heard that the capital's local authorities are now gazumping each other for access to scarce temporary accommodation.

As other armed groups have risen to prominence, Kony's troops have been squeezed, left to fight both villagers and other militias for access to scarce resources in the country.

In a similar way, Drexel was able to charge an enviable fee for access to a scarce investor base.