Sentence examples for available to work with from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Experian said that its employees were readily available to work with consumers to correct errors.

"We only had a minute amount of DNA available to work with, just 40 billionths of a gram.

"For reliability purposes, this is a relief because with demand down you have more supply available to work with in emergency situations," he said.

Matt: It was really inspiring to see a bunch of motivated young people completely unfazed by the breadth and depth of technology available to work with.

Elite players will also continue to benefit from the scientific and medical support at the National Tennis Centre at Roehampton, while LTA coaches, such as the renowned doubles expert Louis Cayer, will still be available to work with them.

"We work with the number that we have funding available to work with," he said, which he put at about 15. "You try to protect farms in areas where you have other farms because they make their own best neighbors," he said.

Each trainer has a series of five videos available to work through, with more coming as time goes on.

In addition, the enhanced surface area due to the existence of Pt nanoparticles also makes the microengines available to work in solution with low H2O2 concentration, and the motion of Pt nanoparticle-decorated microengines in 5 mL 10%H2O2O2 after 24 h was shown in Additional file 12: Video 11.

The other cross-training, taking law enforcement officers from the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and teaching them to operate in an airliner cabin, will more than double the number of people available to work as air marshals, people familiar with the program said.

With the increase of the depth of water in relation to depth of sediments below the bottom of the sea, it happens the reduction of the operational window that it is the available space to work with the density of the drilling fluid, hindering the progress of the drilling.

"Now that kindergarten is mandatory, many more kids will be applying, and there will be far fewer seats available for principals to work with," said Jean Mizutani, education program director at Resources for Children with Special Needs.