Sentence examples for are mostly unavailable from inspiring English sources

For now, five-star hotel rooms are mostly unavailable.

These tools are mostly unavailable to the screenwriter, or, when attempted onscreen, often lead to bad ends — cloying narration, excessive monologues, and visual gimmicks that strive to gin up a feeling of disorientation.

The biggest five are now controlled by Chung Hwa Book Co, a company that was established in Shanghai in 1912 and is now under Sino United Publishing, a mainland-backed conglomerate that owns most Hong Kong bookshops – and where the "forbidden" books are mostly unavailable.

(The music was created by the Billy Nayer Show, Cory McAbee's performance art-pop ensemble. Mr. McAbee is also the writer, director and star of the film.) Although it's packed with romantic songs about love as an ideal, it consigns women -- who are mostly unavailable in this boys' treehouse of a future -- to existence on a separate planet.

The layoffs have posed harsh choices for Mexican immigrants as they consider whether to live with joblessness in the United States, where food stamps, health benefits and other services are mostly unavailable to them, or return to Mexico, where the outlook is still more foreboding.

Unlike the dramatic anthologies of the 1950s, which are mostly unavailable to contemporary viewers, the long string of "classic" programs featuring not only genies and talking cars but millionaire hillbillies and talking dogs, island castaways and talking horses, Stone Age families and suburban witches continued to be frequently rerun into the 21st century.

Siblani has joined the boycott, even though the Post is mostly unavailable in Michigan.

Bemused, annoyed even, at all of the invitations she's received to represent Syrian digital activists at conferences, she has taken a pragmatic approach to the effect of digital tools in Syria, where access to the internet hovers at around 20% and DSL is mostly unavailable outside of Damascus.

Now it can be fairly said that virtually all this publishing, whether concentrated or seemingly helter-skelter, would be mostly unavailable and even unknown to the world -- except for travelers -- if it weren't for Ms. Dax and the very disciplined roaming she started when she bought Clarke's Bookshop 18 years ago.

However, today required knowledge of realistic operating conditions is mostly unavailable.

Unfortunately, for data years before 1999, the latter information is mostly unavailable today.