Sentence examples for yet access to from inspiring English sources

Yet access to this fund can be a particular struggle for people suffering from dementia.

People in these areas also desperately need assistance and protection, yet access to them keeps deteriorating".

Yet access to sanitation remains a basic human right even though 2.5 billion people globally do not have it.

Its biggest fields are maturing, as are those of other Western oil firms, yet access to new reserves is getting harder.

Yet access to good quality learning is still denied to millions around the world, particularly in developing countries where teaching standards and education facilities are often poor.

Yet access to markets, schools and hospitals often depends on paved roads to distant towns and cities.Improving transport is particularly pressing because the cost of moving goods in Africa is, on average, two or three times higher than in developed countries, according to the World Bank.

Yet complete access to DNA means complete access to the genetic building blocks of life.

But he said to confirm this he would need to search Brown's clothing for gunshot residue and had not yet had access to it.

Loud and clear, they said 'London' to American multiplex audiences, without being clichéd, yet allowing access to familiar tourist landmarks as well.

Nick Robertson, chief executive, said the company had not yet obtained access to its warehouse so it could not assess the damage to the building and stock.

While noting that he had not yet had access to the basement, he suggested that a boiler had exploded or that natural gas was involved.