Sentence examples for available indeed from inspiring English sources
Easy: paranoia and marijuana, both freely available — indeed, interchangeable — in 1970, when "Inherent Vice" is set.
Drug prohibition has not made drugs any less available (indeed, any teenager can tell you that it is easier to obtain weed than beer).
As for the satellite, it has been decommissioned and information about it is widely available — indeed, it was originally designed and constructed in Ukraine, so foreigners have had access to it all along.
By giving content-producers a means to charge users, i-mode ensures that there is plenty of content available; indeed there is a growing waiting list of content-providers awaiting DoCoMo's approval for their sites.
Else Pedersen-Wasson, executive director of substance abuse treatment centre Bridge House, explained on the separate discussion panel that the few in-patient rehab beds in the city are quickly filled when they (rarely) become available, indeed, by one estimate there are just 200 such beds in all of New Orleans.
But consumer VR's splashy debut in 2016 did not result in something that was immediately affordable, available, or indeed appealing to many, so it's no surprise if you've been standing back and waiting for a time to jump in.
That history was not anywhere on Dr. Shipman's publicly available record; indeed, his patients did not know about it until after he was convicted of 15 murders.
Second, what's going to be required for the meeting – a screen, an OHP, a flipchart, and will this be available or indeed welcome in a semi-public place.
If one actually, sincerely believed that abortion was murder, then one would want to go to any length to prevent the murder from happening — but, of course, those who are the loudest for the magic metaphysics of mystical embryology are often the loudest against the right of women to have easily available (or, indeed, any) contraception.
While actual access to abortion services varies significantly from state to state, as a matter of policy it is for the most part available, and indeed, polls suggest that a significant majority of Americans would be amenable to more restrictions than currently exist.
