Sentence examples for available to create a from inspiring English sources

"I don't think the clarion call of the mayor or anybody else will enable the resources to be made available to create a difference to the way this type of pest is coming into London and causing problems," he said.

On that night at York Hall the casual, the fanatical and the curious had come out and bought every available ticket, and a few that were not available, to create a frenzied atmosphere inside the ancient venue.

That is, using the technological tools now ubiquitously available to create a real one-to-one dialogue with customers and clients.

Proteins for which insufficient data was available to create a concept were discarded.

While the reason for this could be that ddC was discontinued in 2006, at least for FTC it could be that insufficient data were available to create a model with the methods chosen.

A single wavelength indicator is an important alternative to provide a simple means for multicolor imaging, and use of a circularly permuted variant of Aequorea GFP (cpGFP) is an effective method currently available to create a single fluorescent protein-based biosensor [5], [11], [12].

Many refugees also adapt their own appropriate technologies, engaging in forms of "bottom-up innovation", often recycling whatever is available to create an entrepreneurial opportunity.

"We also feel like the technology is finally available to create an app that integrates all of our key strategies without compromising on quality, such as shoppable videos and user-generated content".

The Australian failure to sink the submarine was due to a lack of practice and too few ships being available to create an adequate search scheme.

Teller and those who shared his vision talked ecstatically about the new technologies that they claimed were already available to create such a system, and they persuaded many within the administration to go along with the wishful and entirely erroneous idea that effective deployment was within easy reach.

Milo Medin, the company's vice president of access services, said the technology and technical capacity were available to create this product on a global scale, but economics, such as the cost of constructing the fiber network in communities, presented a barrier.