Sentence examples for unsatisfactory access from inspiring English sources

Dissatisfiers relate to working conditions rather than the task itself: low salary, poor career perspectives and training opportunities, unsatisfactory access to supplies and support mechanisms, and disappointing human interactions with colleagues and managers all contribute to a sense of dissatisfaction.

However, prevalence of the chronic diseases evaluated in our study is not substantially different from that encountered in most European countries, and we strongly believe that the high prevalence of admissions for ACSCs is related to unsatisfactory access and delivery of primary care, which leads to deterioration of health conditions and to overutilization of hospitals.

In return for limited and unsatisfactory site access, the CSB had to agree to conduct no witness interviews, which form an integral and essential part of the CSB investigative process.

Only 12.4% of the respondents felt unsatisfactory about solar access of their flats.

Andy Bell, deputy chief executive at the Centre for Mental Health, says that an "ad-hoc" system of support relies too heavily on the initiative of individual heads or teachers, and is undermined by unsatisfactory and arbitrary access to funds.

For all the recent interest in Thai food and the popularity of Vietnamese and Cambodian restaurants, most Southeast Asian cookbooks have been unsatisfactory, assuming either easy access to abstruse ingredients or a lack of interest in finding anything out of the ordinary.

Second, HDFS demonstrates unsatisfactory performance in random block access.

In addition to the need to increase treatment access, progress remains unsatisfactory in the prevention and diagnosis of HIV disease in children.

Looking at the way the statistics were released, the UKSA describes the Department of Health's approach as "unsatisfactory", owing to "the significance that we attach to the principle of equal access to statistics and underlying analysis".

The inequity in emergency obstetric care access in Tanzania is unsatisfactory.

Three overarching themes will be presented: living with ill health, poor access to care, and unsatisfactory interactions with primary care.