Sentence examples for availability to meet from inspiring English sources

Admissions staff will have limited availability to meet with prospective students during this time.

We would like to see real commitment to increasing availability to meet demand, with a particular focus on deprived areas".

The depletion of these resources and the future availability to meet their demand appears to be a potential limitation for the expansion of the electrified vehicle industry.

Soybean is considered the main source of raw material with enough availability to meet the demand for biodiesel in the country.

This allows the PDC team to better attend to our in-person certificate classes, increase our availability to meet with instructors and industry partners, increase face-to-face student advising services, and strengthen our visibility to a majorly urban audience.

Craigslist had made it easy to post explicitly about the experiences I wanted to have and fish for compatible gentlemen suddenly I was faced with advertising only my availability to meet up at an hourly rate.

We can now more accurately define crisis an experience arising from an imbalance between the cumulative impact of numerous types of demands in one's life (e.g. child behavior, family problems, and health problems) and the availability of external resources available to meet these demands (support, emergency services, and finances).

In this paper, a hybrid photovoltaic/wind/hydrogen/reverse osmosis desalination system is modeled and designed for increasing the fresh water availability and to meet the load demand to a stand-alone region in Iran.

In this paper for increasing the fresh water availability and to meet the load demand six GIHRES namely solar/battery or/hydrogen/reverse osmosis desalination (ROD), wind/battery or/hydrogen/ROD, and solar/wind/battery or/hydrogen/ROD are designed and modeled.

The adoption of a low-resource model of ART provision, underscored by task shifting and the use of clinical officers and nurses to diagnose and treat AIDS patients is also consistent with protecting staff availability to also meet other demands on the health system.

Nutrient availability (N) was varied from severe limitation (N = 6), where the host was unable to control the pathogen (despite meeting maintenance requirements), to the point at which nutrient availability was sufficient to meet all requirements for growth and immunity in the absence of anorexia (N = 20).