Sentence examples for continuing availability from inspiring English sources

Duggleby, who is particularly incensed by the continuing availability of graffiti crosstitch when access courses are closing, describes them as "short hobby courses for middle-class retirees".

But for those worried about the continuing availability of natural resources, data from the ocean makes a good case for optimism, says economic geologist Lawrence Cathles.

This SMC advice is contingent upon the continuing availability of the patient access scheme in NHS Scotland".

This finding supports ensuring continuing availability of supply of condoms among street-based FSWs to further prevent HIV transmission.

And the continuing availability and marketing of this drug on the internet is alarming".

There are active public campaigns both for and against homeopathy, and its continuing availability in the NHS is debated in the medical, scientific and popular press.

These include patterns of binging or overeating when food is available (and continued availability uncertain), or choosing low-cost, energy-dense "comfort foods" rich in fat, sugar and salt.

The following guidelines on access to the material are in place to ensure the security, preservation and continued availability of these unique and irreplaceable collections.

Keats would benefit from the poem’s continued availability to database users, by his identification as the author of the piece, and by the database’s indication of the fact that the poem first appeared in a prestigious periodical on a certain date.

Lower costs, hedges, a price rally to around $60 per barrel from March to early July 2015, and continued availability of outside capital have allowed most producers to survive.

The adaptation of microbes to new hosts, the failure to eradicate them, and continued availability of appropriate host niche, could lead to permanent fixation through genetic changes over time.