Sentence examples for actually unavailable from inspiring English sources
They can advertise interesting, but actually unavailable, jobs to build up a staff list, the site warns, and can shunt overqualified clients off to jobs that are beneath them.
For every reservation request for which I got a reply (hosts must decide whether or not to accept your booking; more on that later) for an open date, there was at least one other that yielded a reply telling me that the place was actually unavailable.
The irony of Coinbase hitting the mainstream is that, for many customers, the service was actually unavailable for large portions of the day.
Although all subjects agreed to smell their own urine and the urine of other people upon enrollment into the study, several people were actually unavailable to do so by the time all urines were collected.
The one exception is the blue 128 GB Pixel XL, which is not even listed as out of stock like the rest, but actually reads "unavailable".
Email becomes the object store for information when we are "off" the grid, which with the iPhone is more like having a Do Not Disturb sign on the door than actually being unavailable.
According to one biographer, Mr. Hu actually made himself unavailable during the 1989 riots when the paramilitary police needed guidance on whether to crack down.
In the meantime, there's so much chatter about it on Twitter that the words 'Service Unavailable' actually graduated to a Trending topic.
Hodgson actually has nine men unavailable from what is his likely first-choice squad (Johnson, Cleverley, Theo Walcott, Ashley Cole, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Aaron Lennon, Ben Foster and Andy Carroll are injured, Walker suspended).
In a statement, the Frankel-Viertel-Baruch-Routh group of producers said, "The show's extensive technical requirements for film and multimedia projection required raising what proved to be an extraordinarily large amount of additional money; millions, actually, which was simply unavailable for a noncommercial production in the current economic climate".
Our results raise the interesting question of whether sharing an indication that a person is currently unavailable will actually reduce inappropriate interruptions.
