The phrase "available far more" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a greater availability of something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The resources are available far more than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "much more available" or "significantly more available".
Elsewhere, second-hand ones are available far more cheaply.
President Clinton, in the face of strong opposition from the United States pharmaceutical industry, issued an executive order today to make AIDS drugs available far more cheaply throughout sub-Saharan Africa.
A10 More AIDS Drugs for Africa President Clinton ignored opposition from the pharmaceutical industry and issued an executive order to make AIDS drugs available far more cheaply in sub-Saharan Africa by easing patent restrictions.
The World Wrestling Federation moved its programming from cable's USA network to MTV and the lesser-known TNN last week, and the debut of its Monday night show, "Raw," was watched by 7.1 million on Sept. 25 (ratings data for Monday of this week were not yet available), far more than TNN's average audience of 500,000.
After all, American companies make available far more information on managers' pay than companies anywhere else although Peter Clapman, chief investment counsel of TIAA/CREF, complains that the forms recording stock options are baffling, and that "some areas [of compensation] are beyond bafflement," such as the cost to companies of executive pensions.
For it is luxury brands - available far more cheaply than in mainland China - that prove the major lure for Chinese tourists in London.
More economical, better tasting, space saving and available in far more varieties.
(The difference in numbers of viewers is accounted for by CNN's being available in far more homes).
The upper halls are more than six feet wide, with multiple windows providing much better light and ventilation than that available in far more pretentious buildings.
But peace neither lasts nor suffices, and the fact was that Lester and I pursued the available pharmacopoeia far more assiduously than Miriam could ever have imagined.
Thanks primarily to the DVD, home theater technology -- or at least some semblance of the experience -- is now available to far more people.
