Sentence examples for another availability from inspiring English sources
Now, you have to be creative and ingenious about it.Once you have chosen an uncommon business name, you must have saved the headache of going through the whole process again and purchasing of another availability form would have been avoided.
There was another issue: availability of credit.
The most frequently mentioned important factors which influence the preference of one device over another were: availability of an embedded screen reader service (90%), availability of accessible utilities to interact with the device (60%), ease of learning to use the device (60%), and ease of carrying the device (50%).
Another resource availability example was the movie issue for indoor recess.
3. Other includes: Family was convinced that the request was well-considered, patient's request had been judged by another physician, availability of an advance directive, patient always wanted to decide for himself.
To provide a hermeneutics of Vedic injunctions to make them suitable for practice in actual performances, the Mīmāṃsā exegetes need to be able to designate substitutes, of one type of grain for another, for example, or one animal for another, depending upon availability in the first place but upon similarity in the second place.
In the first instance, callers who call from a landline are routed through to their nearest trained volunteer; if this service is not available due to the volunteers/counsellors being busy with another caller and/or availability of local volunteers, the call is then routed through to a 'default' line.
Another challenge is availability.
Her goal was to gather enough musicians for players to spell one another based on availability.
The prospect of scaling up today's solar generation perhaps by a factor of 100 raises another issue: materials availability.
At the completion of their first fellowship year, fellows may be able to extend their training for another year, pending availability of a specific data science research mentor.
