Sentence examples for be available at lower from inspiring English sources

More capital will be available, at lower prices.

This feature can be useful to find items that resemble those you like – including items that may be available at lower price points.

However, we are aware that there may be considerable use of injectable PPIs in China and that generic PPIs will be available at lower cost than originators.

Rooms include showers, toilets and wireless Internet service (for stays up to two hours, the rate is $40; longer stays are available at lower hourly rates).

"Many companies noticed that after all the layoffs and uncertainty, skilled people were available at lower salary demands than in former years.

The three sites, which search dozens of online booksellers and offer various features that will compute add-ons like shipping costs and sales tax (if applicable), informed me that the book was available at lower prices at Ecampus.com, 1Bookstreet.com and Fatbrain.com.

In practice, officials said, that means that Washington will not object if African countries move to greatly reduce the price of AIDS drugs, either by licensing local companies to produce generic versions or importing the drugs from third countries where they are available at lower cost.

Both vinyl chloride and acrylonitrile are valuable starting materials for the production of useful polymers (see below Polymerization), but neither is prepared in significant quantities from acetylene, because each is available at lower cost from an alkene (vinyl chloride from ethylene and acrylonitrile from propylene).

This was substantiated by cost- benefit and sustainability reasoning, as other more suitable solutions than rehabilitation are available at lower costs and with less impact.

And while maximum torque doesn't arrive until 4,250rpm, most of that driving force is available at lower revs, so you get plenty of boost for highway passing with very little engine effort.

The mythical "fat-burning zone" persists because of a kernel of scientific truth: Fat oxidation requires oxygen, which is available at lower intensities.