Sentence examples for availability has created from inspiring English sources
The voracious appetite for these stocks and others like them, combined with their limited availability, has created risks for investors.
The combination of high demand and low availability has created a viciously competitive housing market, allowing landlords to charge high rents and forcing renters to take what they can get.
Above we have outlined our informants' accounts of how the inter-linked phenomena of (i) gradual public acceptance of HIV/AIDS (in the face of initially strenuous denial) and (ii) increased health service effectiveness associated with treatment availability have created a favourable climate for ART adherence.
The too-liberal availability of payday loans has created an easy way for people in desperate need to defer their shortfall temporarily but cause it to snowball in the long run.
Because there are virtually no compatibility issues or proprietary software restrictions, the availability of online patterns has created a community of sewers who freely trade them on the Internet.
For those who prefer to stay at home, however, the spreading availability of the Internet has created many new ways of connecting sports fans, media companies, sponsors, and advertisers.
Availability of spatial data has created opportunities to advance methods that link behavioral modes to processes such as population change or resource selection (Turchin 1998; Forester et al. 2009; Morales et al. 2010).
The availability of this data has created a new opportunity to see how the restaurant foods we eat everyday compare, and whether nutrition claims made by restaurants pass the smell test.
The surge in the availability of genomic data has created a need to automate identification and classification of conserved and novel protein kinases.
So mobility has created greater availability and, in employment terms, it is cost effective and a victory for the enterprise pocketbook.
The increasing availability of targeted treatment modalities has created possibilities for intervention in pathogenic pathways involved in the disease.
