Sentence examples for and the reduction in the availability from inspiring English sources

"Housing market conditions remain challenging in the face of the significant pressures on householders' incomes and the reduction in the availability of mortgage finance since last summer," said Halifax chief economist Martin Ellis.

But TUC general secretary Brendan Barber said that was "absurd", given the reduction in the availability of government contracts and the likely fall in public spending as a result of the austerity measures.

"The ongoing pressures on householders' income, combined with the reduction in the availability of mortgage finance, mean that market conditions will remain challenging," he said.

Given the reduction in the number of teachers employed statewide over the last several years and the availability of teachers with experience, let's put that figure at an even $50,000 per teacher per year.

The reduction in oxygen availability in adipose tissue of obese patients, irrespective of concomitant respiratory conditions, responds to different factors.

Ongoing decreases in government department budgets have resulted in a reduction in the availability of data, and its reliability.

Whether this momentum can be sustained remains to be seen, particularly in light of the recent gyrations in the debt market, which have led to a reduction in the availability of large mortgages and to an increase in their rates.

It might involve a reduction in the availability of legal abortion; it certainly carries with it a stress on marriage (though Labour itself recognised marriage in the tax system with last autumn's changes to inheritance tax).

As such, reduction in the availability of oxygen would have an impact on catalytic activity.

Therefore, a reduction in genome size leads to a concomitant reduction in the availability of resources due to a smaller cell volume.

These results indicated that prolyl hydroxylases are inhibited with a smaller reduction in the availability of O2 than FIH.