Sentences with phrase «rural areas where»

The impact with Internet speeds and home sales often are found to be most significant in rural areas where Internet speeds tend to show more fluctuations in speed.

Manufactured homes serve many housing needs in a wide range of communities — from rural areas where housing alternatives (rental or purchase) are few and construction labor is scarce and / or costly, to higher - cost metropolitan areas.

Some of them came from rural areas where farmers wanted to sell back and forth to each other.

«Being able to see on a map the boundaries of a property for sale is very useful, especially in rural areas where lots are often larger and irregularly shaped,» says Little, who is with Royal LePage Sunshine Coast.

Including MFTs and LPCs in Medicare will increase access to care, especially in rural areas where providers are scarce.

It goes without saying that if there are financial sustainability issues caused by late payments, they will be more serious for service organisations in rural areas where there are higher costs and smaller numbers of participants.

Barriers identified for pharmacists include a lack of referrals from GPs, the poor remuneration received for providing these services in rural areas where travelling is required and the lack of knowledge of Indigenous cultures.

Business has been especially successful with municipalities in rural areas where residents find it difficult, if not impossible, to recoup the expenses of unmetered electricity use.

The MAX series TV antennas are ideal for urban, suburban and rural areas where heavy foliage or roofing material reduce the incoming signal.

In the last decade, the sales of two - wheelers have exponentially grown in the rural areas where the authorities seldom check the insurance papers.

Dangerous Rural Roads Nearly 50 million Americans live in rural areas where vehicle transposition is necessary on a daily basis.

There are also many clients in rural areas where there are very few lawyers, clinics or other pro bono resources available.

These conditions have led to distorted legal markets in rural areas where, for example, the only lawyer for miles around can charge double or triple the billable rate of his / her big city counterpart.

I am referring to very rural areas where randomly dogs come running out at me.

Outside the metro area, there are smaller towns and some rural areas where legal professionals tend to have more unique needs.

The economic benefits would accrue across Minnesota, but rural communities would particularly gain because renewable energy facilities tend to be located in rural areas where land is available for utility - scale renewable energy development.

She notes that for people with disabilities, or who live in rural areas where there is no public transportation, and other special cases where cars are an absolute necessity, then there should be exceptions, but for everyone else where there are alternatives, it is time to stop driving.

Food insecurity will be seen in rural areas where most of the world's food production still occurs.

The differece between what they do and I will do is I will service / build / install using green products / philosophies / workmanship, etc. in rural areas where there are no Habitat Affiliates in the community.

Solar panels, wind turbines, and mini-hydropower all work well in rural areas where there's no electricity grid — where many people who lack electricity access live.

In fact, most of the people who died were in remote rural areas where they couldn't get the treatment they needed.

«The Manufacturers Alliance's Donald Norman and API's Howard Feldman will warn that the agency's regulations would be too expensive for industry and put almost the entire country into nonattainment for federal air quality limits, including rural areas where no one lives.

Many people in the rural areas where these farms will be placed believe their property values will be greatly diminished should their homes be suddenly located in a semi-industrial area.

I'd say the Best Western card is probably the worst one out of them all, but if you are the kind of person who works in small towns or rural areas where even IHG won't hoist a Holiday Inn Express flag then that may be the only option.

Pet overpopulation is a serious problem in most communities, but in small towns and rural areas where people have little or no access to veterinary care, the costs can be staggering.

These surgical rooms on wheels are particularly helpful in rural areas where they often travel to different counties on a rotating schedule.

Most are euthanized unless somebody locally adopts them, but in rural areas where you can get puppies and kittens from your neighbors, very few people go to the pound to adopt.

They work with shelter partners in low - income and rural areas where hundreds of highly - adoptable dogs are euthanized each month due to overpopulation problems, lack of spay / neuter education and inadequate funding.

«However, shortages of large - animal veterinarians in many of the rural areas where our meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy are produced make this work more challenging.

Non-USDA licensed kennels are also found throughout the State, often in rural areas where animals (and barking) can be «hidden» from neighbors.

They are large breed dogs that can grow up to 90 pounds so they do best in houses with yards and rural areas where they have a lot of space to exercise.

When in suburban and rural areas where these animals live, be considerate and contact the horse or livestock owner prior to having large fireworks displays so they can take appropriate measures to contain and reduce stress for the animals.

All money raised on May 1, will go toward spay - neuter efforts in rural areas where pet owners don't have access to veterinarian services.

An outdoor cat does not live very long, especially in rural areas where cats are preyed upon by coyotes.

However, the incidence is likely to be greater in urban areas where cats live in high density than in rural areas where they do not.

AARCS rescues abandoned, abused and surrendered animals in rural areas where there are little or no animal control services.

Because rescues often take place in rural areas where foster networks are small or nonexistent, Alboum is working to expand fostering outside cities and suburbs where it's now popular.

The picture is even more complicated for customers living in rural areas where there is no public water company and water resources can differ significantly even between next - door neighbors.

I agree with you in the city, but I bet there are more rural areas where bartering if more common — in places where there is one town doctor.

Finding comparable properties can be more challenging in rural areas where it is more difficult to find homes that have similar features.

The up - and - coming star of the U.S. cellular scene says Wi - Fi Calling will deliver service to rural areas where few, if any, cell networks have gone before.

The tablet comes with solar re-chargeable cells making it ideal for use in far flung rural areas where electricity may not be available at all times and has also been designed to store and upload the data to a central server in real time.

If you live in rural areas where FEDEX subcontracts shipping to your local mail service or if you don't mind waiting a few days, there is a new program.

These program dollars help fund services linking tribal populations to jobs, healthcare and other services, often in rural areas where transit is sparse or nonexistent.

These trends are exacerbated in the South and Midwest, especially in rural areas where choice systems are less prevalent (GLSEN 2013).

In particular, the study found severe accountability problems with both programs, most notably: they do not serve students in rural areas where there were virtually no private schools or scholarship organizations (SOs) present; they fund primarily religious schools, which are not required to be accredited or adhere to the same standards for curricula as public schools; they do not require the same testing requirements as public schools, making it impossible to gauge student achievement; and they do not require reporting by schools or SOs.

Review access to transport for students and apprentices in rural areas where no scheduled services are available

«High quality virtual charter schools provide valuable options to families, particularly those who live in rural areas where brick - and - mortar schools might not have the capacity to provide the range of courses or other educational experiences for students,» she wrote.

He adds that this has always been a challenge though especially in rural areas where there might be only one teacher in a grade or subject area in a region, and access to assistance might not be available.

The state would have to examine ways to compensate high quality teachers in rural areas where there may not be a low performing school to move to, Hall said, otherwise smaller districts will likely suffer from a lack of quality teachers.