Sentence examples for availability for consumers from inspiring English sources

(See "Banks Slowly Regain Confidence").. Despite easing Libor and the raft of government initiatives to loosen lending, there are still few indications that credit availability for consumers and businesses is anywhere near pre-crisis levels.

The seasonality of tropical tree phenology is mainly determined by the duration and intensity of seasonal drought (Mooney et al. 1995); even conspecific trees often experience differing degrees of drought stress (Singh and Kushwaha 2005) and resource availability for consumer animals (Morellato et al. 2000).

No word on pricing or availability for regular consumers but since it's part of VIA's "embedded" line, we may see it directly integrated into complete systems offered by various resellers.

Food availability for primary consumers roughly tracks these changes in rainfall.

Private actors and governments in Southeast Asia are promoting the medical tourist industry, but the potential impact on health systems, particularly in terms of equity in access and availability for local consumers, is unclear.

From a management perspective, one of the interesting aspects of the approach we introduce here, is that it opens for direct evaluation of what impact management interventions, e.g., quota settings, effort regulation, or area closures, may have on the ecosystem, the economy and the social setting, as well as on food availability for the consumer.

He said the state had other concerns besides price, such as how a takeover would affect the state's financial plans and health-care budget, how to minimize the loss of jobs in the state, and the possible effects on the cost and availability of insurance for consumers.

Against the backdrop of the oil crisis (with oil prices reaching US$140 per barrel in June 2008), stark questions arose related to energy dependence, availability of fuel for consumers, and trade balances.

Several respondents asked for increased availability of consumer materials through support groups, consumer advocates, cardiac rehabilitation programs, GP surgeries and Divisions.

This study aimed to review the quality and availability of consumer information materials for people with heart failure in Australia.

An overall quality rating for information booklets was given according to a rating scale from 1 (high quality) to 5 (low quality): 8 booklets scored a rating of 2, 7 a rating of 3, 3 a rating 4, and 1 a rating of 5. To our knowledge, this study is the only study which has assessed the availability of consumer information resources for patients with heart failure at the national level.