Sentence examples for as much availability from inspiring English sources

"We can provide as much monetary stimulus as we want, as much availability of credit as we want, but if the person who has planned to use this credit for a new business has to wait eight months before he or she can open this new business, and then once she does it, she has to pay lots of taxes, then she will not apply for credit," said Mr Draghi on Thursday.

With more women in the workplace, with more experience and education than ever, the problem isn't as much the availability of qualified women leaders as it is a corporate culture in America that keeps them from filling more board seats and executive offices.

As much as availability and implementation of efficacious PMTCT interventions are key in preventing HIV infection in children, individual patient factors are also important and need to be targeted.

What it will come down to, though, is not so much the price of the device as much as the availability and price of the textbooks on each device.

However the effectiveness of self-directed learning depends as much on the availability of knowledge as on the attitude of the learner.

Construction costs ranging from $500 to $1,000 a square foot appear not to discourage buyers as much as the limited availability of space on which to build.

They're the studio that are often seen as the antidote to bland Hollywood commercialism, so Cars 2's vapidity stuck in the craw of critics almost as much as the sudden availability of entire fleets of branded merchandise.

One positive development was that deposits were flowing back to banks in the vulnerable economies; another that April's lending survey showed that banks were not tightening credit availability as much as before.But the ECB's council met in troubled times, in a troubled city.

Subsequently, the article tries to quantify the EU-wide potential impact of optimised household refrigeration, as much as current data availability allows.

Note that, with this degree of capillary recruitment, a doubling of MBF at constant CTH (horizontal arrow in Fig.  5C) improves tissue oxygen availability as much as doubling MBF with a parallel CTH reduction without recruitment (oblique arrow in Fig.  5B).

"It's an availability issue as much as anything," said Michael McCormick, executive director for the National Business Travel Association.