Sentence examples for becoming less available from inspiring English sources

Do you worry about roles becoming less available?

For one thing, such large blocks of space, which used to be the bane of Westchester's market, are becoming less available, Mr. Shapiro said.

He was concerned that the fine books he loved were becoming less available, and he hoped to marry a newly emerging consciousness of good design with the latest industrial technology.

This may mean weeding out people from your life and becoming less available.

The farmed areas along the Yamuna are now zoned for development and land is becoming less available for agricultural use as construction continues to encroach following the completion of the nearby metro line in 2006 and the Commonwealth Games village in 2010.

At a practical level, patients receiving salvage therapy are becoming less available due to improvements in front-line therapy [ 55].

This chapter identifies some of the sources of textile waste, and examines some of the environmental and social effects of their manufacture, use and disposal in a situation where landfill and incineration, the traditional methods of waste disposal, are becoming less and less available.

Kindergarten is becoming less and less available for those in poverty, the internally displaced, refugees, children with disabilities, or those in rural areas, where only 8 per cent have access to kindergarten.

Promoting access to kindergartens in Azerbaijan Privatization means kindergartens are becoming less and less available for those living in poverty meaning children are missing out on pre-school education necessary for child's communication and socialization for their development.

Braille users have noticed that Braille books are becoming less readily available than they were a few years ago.

In our opinion, even in the oropharynx, there is no reason to prefer a surrogate, such as p16 IHC, to more reliable and direct diagnostic methods based on HPV nucleic acid detection, which are objective, as they do not require the reading of a trained histopathologist, and are becoming less expensive and widely available in the microbiology departments all over the world.