Sentence examples for availability to serve from inspiring English sources

A man told Mr. Bush that he did not have a question, but "three thank you's," which included gratitude for the president's "availability to serve" and for the fact that Mr. Bush's candle was "burning brightly".

For podcasters and videocasters who don't have the bandwidth availability to serve files, this is going to be extremely useful.

The Availability property means that the data should be available to serve a request at the moment it is needed.

This may serve as an adaptation to low glycerol availability to help maintain normal glycerol status.

For governments, envisioned benefits include delivery of services to large numbers of people through the company-managed dispensing sites, an accompanying reduction in demand for services at public health sites, and the availability of company volunteers to serve as volunteer staff at public health sites.

Mr. Kaplan's title essay focuses on the deterioration of life in West Africa and South Asia, where pressure on land and resources, environmental degradation and the availability of rootless young men to serve in private armies will lead to a "withering away of central governments, the rise of tribal and regional domains, the unchecked spread of disease and the growing pervasiveness of war".

The company, especially under CEO Satya Nadella, seems to recognize the value of reaching potential users regardless of their hardware and OS choices, and if Cortana isn't a key driver of new Windows Phone device (and I'd argue it definitely isn't) then expanding availability is the best way to serve Microsoft's long-term goals.

Given the high cost of PET and limited availability, this technique is unlikely to serve as a screening modality for breast cancer.

The overall objectives of the 2004 and 2008 communications campaigns were to raise people's awareness regarding vasectomy, to increase their awareness of the availability of the services, and to serve as a catalyst for men considering vasectomy [ 9].

Further work is needed to assess the additional levels of regulatory control that may constrain the availability of the AQP1 proteins to serve as ion channels gated by cGMP, within a background of constitutive water channel activity.

Doctors who answered 'it depends' gave various reasons for not obtaining consent in emergency cases, including level of consciousness or mental status of the patient, availability of parent or guardian to serve as surrogate.