Sentence examples for available as much from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, he encouraged the Indians "to make available, as much as they can, evidence and information on the perpetrators of these actions".

"Information about an oncoming heat wave is available as much as three days in advance, and they take two days to start killing," said Dr. Robinson of Philadelphia.

In June, euro zone finance ministers agreed to make available as much as 100 billion euros to help prop up Spanish banks.

In June, euro zone finance ministers agreed to make available as much as 100 billion euros in emergency loans for the Spanish banking sector.

It's an interesting and valuable part of what we consider an important part of our mission, which is to make available as much of the Masterworks catalog as possible, and to celebrate and explore the lore behind it".

Funds to promote growth are already available: as much as €14 billion from European Union structural funds for infrastructure and other big modernisation projects, and perhaps €2 billion-3 billion from the European Investment Bank.

This means that the history and prehistory of languages will not be able to go back more than to a few thousand years bce and will be much more-restricted in language areas in which few or no written records are available, as in much of Africa and in South America.

He was further dismayed recently, when the system filled a three-month supply of a brand-name drug for about $150, even though the drug was to go off patent and become available as a much less expensive generic.

It retailed for around Rs 75,000 for the 16GB variant, and the rare gold colored variant was available for as much as Rs 115,000.

Paris, which has the second largest system, has 20,600 bikes available — almost as much as all North American cities once New York's system is up and pedalling.

A new report from the National Academy of Sciences said that if coastal communities used advanced treatment procedures on the effluent that is now sent out to sea, it could increase the amount of municipal water available by as much as 27 percent.