Sentence examples for a question of availability from inspiring English sources

So that's a question of availability.

But it's also a question of availability: American films aimed at younger audiences are hard for the festivals to come by.

Rarity, thus, becomes more a question of availability than of actual physical reserves, and that availability can be influenced by a variety of forces.

This search for more nuanced hues might also be why two more unusual pigments, blue vivianite and purple fluorite, were found in a small number of the sixteenth-century paintings, although it may simply have been a question of availability or perhaps even a need for cheaper pigments to extend the expensive blues and red lakes.

It's not just a question of availability, it's a matter of having the maturity, experience, intuition, and self-awareness to choose wisely.

"People who may have thought about the chamber in past, been interested but never gone so far as to make an appointment, once they're there it's a question of availability and we're there to talk to them about it". In addition to bringing at least 100 business cards, Linden recommends that people eat a meal before they come and wear comfortable sneakers — the event encompasses 60,000 square feet.

Then, he said: "It's not just a question of fabric availability.

As with ticket sales, it's a question of timing, availability and luck.

It is not only a question of food availability".

But it's also a question of access and availability.

"Whether the BPI can do that in time for Christmas is a question of the court's availability," he said.