Sentence examples for unable to get access from inspiring English sources

The Red Cross, however, was unable to get access to the C.I.A.'s prisoners for five years.

It blights the lives of the uninsured, who suffer by being unable to get access to affordable treatment at an early stage.

Some users of Hotmail, the free Web-based e-mail service from Microsoft, have been unable to get access to their accounts since last week.

Many fled without their medicine, or are simply unable to get access [to it]." There was potential for infectious diseases, he added.

Customers said they had been unable to get access to PNC's online banking site, and those that visited the bank's physical locations were told it was because PNC, and many others, had been hacked.

Mrs. Feinstein's chief political adviser, Bill Carrick, said the campaign had been unable to get access to, or information from, the bank about the $5.2 million in her campaign account.

"Walking all day and night, unable to ride, trying to get information, trying to get access to big people", Whitman later wrote, he eventually found George alive, with only a superficial wound on his cheek.

Many passengers have complained that T.S.A. inspectors, unable to open the locks under the prescribed system, simply break them to get access.

Affected users are being advised to call HSBC's phone number to get access to services, though some have complained that they are unable to get through.

The consequence is not only that women and children were unable to get early access to treatment, but also that the drugs which were licensed had never been tested on, and might not be suitable for, female, pregnant or immature bodies.

This is especially due to the "digital divide" that is prevalent in almost any society and excluding citizens that are computer/social media illiterate and/or for other reasons unable to get internet access.