Sentence examples for available to the majority from inspiring English sources

It was too elaborate and costly ever to be available to the majority.

"It is very important to us that there is art available to the majority of people who want to buy".

It has called on the Committees of Advertising Practice CAPP) to review guidelines on claims made in broadband ads to require all those making speed claims like "superfast" to quantify them, advertised speeds to be available to the majority of customers, not the minority, and providers to be "up-front" about how many people can actually get the advertised speed.

In addition to the power to investigate, the tools available to the majority party include committee chairmanships (which largely determine what kinds of witnesses get to testify at, for instance, hearings on climate change) and control in shaping the federal bench (including, perhaps, the Supreme Court).

For a town with such a high proportion of professional people in residence, the awful broadband service available to the majority of residents is simply unacceptable". Tim said: "I just moved out of Rosemary Close due to it not having a fast enough connection". Wolf added: "Very slow broadband, not much point turning it on between 7pm and 9pm unless you're patient.

It is available to the majority of homes in the five-state Houston market.

Such therapy is not available to the vast majority of schizophrenics who are being treated in public facilities.

But at the same time, a dwindling share — 28 percent, compared with 45 percent a decade earlier — thinks college is available to the vast majority of qualified, motivated students.

Since most, if not all, institutional libraries provide this sort of subscription to their users, the dissertations have already in effect been available to the vast majority of the academic community.

"Yet even with the poor prospects, course adverts often listed potential jobs in the arts which are, in reality, unlikely to be available to the vast majority of learners, but underplay the value of other skills these courses develop.

… This approach significantly alters and diminishes important rights and protections that are available to the vast majority of other employees across the government and which are essential to safeguarding employees' rights and the merit system," it said.