Sentence examples for unreliable access from inspiring English sources

With unreliable access to piped water, people there store water in rooftop cisterns, buckets and the like.

In another failed privatization, this time branded as a public-private partnership, residents of Manila face unreliable access, infrastructure neglect and rates that are unaffordable for many.

Seventy percent of Myanmar's 55 million people work in agriculture, a sector that has been severely stunted in recent decades by a lack of credit, poor machinery and unreliable access to international markets.

Today, less than half of the island has little or unreliable access to electricity, making life extremely difficult for the sick and elderly who depend on lifesaving medical equipment, medicine and treatment to stay alive.

This complexity peaks in semi-arid regions of India, where small farms encounter a highly competitive environment for markets and resources, especially unreliable access to water from rainfall and irrigation.

The need to keep vaccines cold in the face of high ambient temperatures and unreliable access to electricity is a challenge that limits vaccine coverage in low and middle-income countries (LMICs).

In addition, 150 households are surveyed to better understand the effects of unreliable electricity access on their communities.

The problem statement is presented in Figure 1, and it can be illustrated that involving an unreliable wireless access network in the transmission during the client mobility will only degrade the user-perceived video quality.

Last semester, she failed a class after missing too many assignments -- the result of unreliable web access, she says.

They received hundreds and hundreds of emails in the days that followed; George Takei and Miranda July tweeted it; by Monday morning, the group had to create a dedicated website to host the information, because the original Google Doc became unreliable to access.

One NGO reported experiencing technical problems due to unreliable internet access.