Sentence examples for unbalanced access from inspiring English sources

Unbalanced access agreements between the E.U. and other countries are nothing new, says Michael Weber, a fisheries policy analyst at the Resources Law Group in Sacramento, California, who was not involved in the current study.

Gender inequality and unbalanced access to education additionally contribute and sustain healthcare inequities.

Capture starts with banker access unbalanced by equal attention to banking's detractors," he told The Independent.

A major reason our food system is so damaged -- so dominated by corporate interests, rife with unhealthy products, and unbalanced by unequal access -- is that we too often fail to consider food a social good or to understand that growing, selling, and eating food is by its nature a meaningful social act.

Why should such an unbalanced person be allowed access to such weaponry?

The result was an unbalanced traffic flow from/to access points to the network if one compares the aggregate flow of the long haul network with that of the access.

Don't think this story won't stay in the minds of some unbalanced individuals, who have access to kids or worse have their own.

While the Kenyan colonial administration may have indeed provided unbalanced veterinary services with limited access for pastoralists, as described in the book, times have not really changed.

The current system, which allows businesses in cities to claim up to £3,000 to improve their internet access, was described as "unbalanced".

Moreover, due to logistic problems especially in the hard-to-access fiordal region of Chilean Patagonia, most of these studies present unbalanced sampling, only including localities from easy-access areas which represent the northern (Reloncaví Archipelago and Chiloé Island) and the southern extremes of Patagonian species distributions (Magellan Strait and Tierra del Fuego).

Poverty, backwardness, malnutrition, limited access to health services and unbalanced population growth coupled with harmful traditional practices are blamed for the poor health outcome of the country [ 5, 6].