Sentence examples for could only be available from inspiring English sources

Its a no brainer you cannot take a player that could only be available for a game that may never come.

Such large timbers could only be available from a relatively lush environment in which water was somewhat plentiful".

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's The World at One, Hayes added: "The effect of this judgment would be that in certain cases, communications data that could potentially save lives would only be available to the police and other law enforcement if a communications company had decided to retain it for commercial reasons.

Note that although the community-based screening programme started from 1999, quantitative f-Hb information could only be made available since 2001.

We have only one example of an introduction of MC services in a traditionally non-circumcising community (Bailey, Unpublished report to AIDSMARK, 2002), and this was at a time when circumcision could not be actively promoted, but could only be made available.

This is good news, as ministers had previously said that the report could only be published if MPs were available to debate it.

Strawson (1979) argued that the primary system, that purporting to describe no more than what was 'strictly available' to perception, could only be described using concepts available to those already acquainted with the secondary system.

This could only be addressed adequately if data were available on all products produced by a firm.

The conclusions could only be reached because enough replicates were available for each tissue.

First, factors could only be tested if the data were available routinely by PCT and there will be other factors affecting admission that we were unable to include.

Until very recently, only structures of pilins from Gram-negative bacteria were available and it could only be speculated that the above architecture was universally conserved.