Sentence examples for the difficulty of accessing from inspiring English sources

This category referred to journeys, as " having to get to three different places within a period of five hours" (TRS, female, 53 years), and access problems, such as the " difficulty of accessing the workplace for research purposes outside of class hours" (TRS, female, 36 years).

25 Whether this is due to the difficulty of accessing fresh fruit and vegetables, costs, or simply preference is unclear, but access through a pharmacy may go some way to reducing these barriers.

Ugandan farmer Francis Kamara discusses the difficulty of accessing markets and finding buyers for products in an audio clip on the Katine website.

By focusing on key business priorities, such as Britain's broken business rates system and the difficulty of accessing finance for growth, the Chancellor has demonstrated that he is committed to solving problems that hinder the growth aspirations of many firms.

Conclusions about dropout rates at charter schools and traditional districts are mixed — largely due to the difficulty of accessing student-level data that accurately identifies former dropouts who have re-enrolled in schools.

"The difficulty of accessing the pieces collected here for the first time – scattered as they were through obscure journals such as the Equinox or the International or appearing in extremely rare first editions – has prevented their author from being reassessed as a remarkable and idiosyncratic short-story writer of the highest order," according to Tibet.

If health systems are to be organized to reduce access barriers the patients' perspective on the difficulties of accessing care and 'healer shopping' needs to be better understood.

My first experience of the difficulties of accessing books as a visually impaired person came when I was a teenager.

Obstructing schemes that seek to grow are an array of formidable barriers: the difficulties of accessing investment; the inward-looking culture of some areas that dismisses the potential of services developed elsewhere; and risk aversion, along with some short-sightedness among commissioners.

The startup was founded two years ago by two former journalists frustrated by the difficulties of accessing articles online in their native Netherlands, where many publishers were not publishing content online — for fear of the impact on their businesses.

Klinger et al. (2014) found that power outages impact health at many levels within diverse settings, including the difficulties of accessing health care, maintaining frontline services, and addressing the challenges of community health care such as the provision of electrically generated home oxygen supplies.