Sentence examples for severe access from inspiring English sources

The rest of the population is dispersed thinly over almost all of the vast interior, posing severe access and communication challenges.

Designed and created by Ekene Ijeoma, the map floods with water to show how severe access to housing based on wages really is.

Both transarterial and venous cannulation (for electrophysiology, intravenous laser ablation and central catheterisation) at the groin may result in potentially severe vascular access site complications (VASC).

One argument is that increased competition was most severe over access to distribution networks—and specifically land transport routes to the USA, the largest drug consumer market in the world and Mexico's largest trading partner for legal goods (Rios 2012, Dell 2015).

However, this account is challenged by the observation that other aphasic patients can be equally impaired at phonemic discrimination tasks without showing severe semantic access deficits at the single word level (Blumstein et al., 1977).

Patients were ineligible if they had no gastrointestinal tract access, severe head trauma, cirrhosis, were severely underweight (<50 kg) or pregnant, or if they were already enrolled in another ICU interventional study.

There were broad exclusions for the security services and most police activities, as well as severe restrictions on access to the policy advice received by ministers from civil servants.

The Cypriot government on Wednesday announced severe restrictions on access to funds held in the country's banks, hoping to control a rush to withdraw money when the banks open Thursday for the first time in nearly two weeks.

NICOSIA, Cyprus — The Cypriot government on Wednesday announced severe restrictions on access to funds held in the country's banks, hoping to control a rush to withdraw money when the banks open Thursday for the first time in nearly two weeks.

Such opportunities may include credit access, severe price competition, and learning ability.

"This digital strategy will have severe impact on access for poor and minority readers in the communities they serve".