Sentence examples for by the widespread availability from inspiring English sources

This is an insanely violent society, and the worst of that violence is made insanely easy by the widespread availability of guns.

Meanwhile, there was a reading revolution going on, inaugurated, come the later 1930s, by the widespread availability of cheap paperbacks, courtesy of Sir Allen Lane and his Penguin operation.

And then, of course, there were the drugs, the first explosion of acid house in 1988 fuelled by the widespread availability of ecstasy which, legend has it, made the football casuals who would fight the supporters of rivals teams on the terraces start hugging and dancing with them in the clubs.

The ownership shift is made possible by the widespread availability of smartphone technology and mobile apps.

In many cases, the armed violence that drove them from their homes was fuelled by the widespread availability and misuse of weapons.

It was superseded by the widespread availability and more favorable emission profile of 99mTc-tracers for standard sodium iodide γ-camera technology.

There are many theories about what led to the explosion and mainstreaming of opioid addiction in this country: aggressive marketing of opioid pain pills by the pharmaceutical industry, inappropriate prescribing by clinicians or the widespread availability of cheap heroin.

Second, the information available to researchers will not be limited by their library's budget, and the widespread availability of articles will enhance literature searching [ 7].

Second, the information available to researchers will not be limited by their library's budget, and the widespread availability of research articles will enhance literature searching and facilitate meta-analyses [ 6].

Second, the information available to researchers will not be limited by what their libraries can afford, and the widespread availability of articles will enhance literature searching [ 23].

The widespread availability of volunteer donors was made possible by the establishment of registries.