Sentence examples for availability of actor from inspiring English sources
Killing Cyclops was Fox's decision, based on the availability of actor James Marsden, who was cast in Singer's Superman Returns.
In a show that was about children, acted by children and for child viewers just back from a day at an actual school, Redmond's crucial insight was that an academic setting solves one of the biggest problems of long-form drama: the aging or fluctuating availability of actors.
Similarly, most applications of WSAN necessitate availability of actors to establish and maintain a connected inter-actor topology in order to coordinate with each other on an optimal response and to synchronize their operations.
Availability of these actors motivated by concern for community capacity instead of timber income may be a determinant of community forestry development.
An in-depth cross-sectional analysis was also done in four selected countries based on the following criteria: 1) a mission conducted between 12 and 24 months prior to this monitoring exercise; 2) willingness of the national health authorities to participate in this exercise, and; 3) availability of different actors selected for the monitoring exercise.
It's just a matter of actor availability to decide if we're going to shoot in the fall or the spring.
During pre-production, Patrick McGoohan was contacted as a possible guest-star, but a combination of actor availability and budget limitations precluded his casting as the voice of the President.
There is no shortcut – the process requires the availability of your central actors for months at a time, far longer than a film shoot, in order to tweak and change certain scenes, lines or deliveries.
We recruited a minimum of four actors per case in order to ensure availability; actor availability proved to be our greatest challenge in scheduling visits.
Furthermore, it is suggested that the potential widespread availability of data to commercial actors and travellers will affect the performance of the transport systems themselves, which might be expected to have knock-on effects for planning functions.
