Sentence examples for depending on space availability from inspiring English sources
Phase II: Some courses may have space open to undeclared students and outside majors on a first-come, first-served basis in Phase II, depending on space availability and demand from Sociology majors.
By having an American Express credit card you can purchase day passes for $50/day per person to access the Centurion lounges, depending on space availability.
Due to the high demand, UCAE reserves the right to limit the number of standing reservations for student organizations and departments depending on space availability.
Typically, it is measured over a distance of 5 m, although it may need to be adapted in primary care consultations to 3 or 4 meters, depending on space availability [ 5, 33].
The testing environment will vary slightly from school to school depending on space availability and whilst some testing areas may not be ideal in terms of lack of distraction and privacy, it was considered important for children of this young age to be kept in a familiar environment.
The University's Part-Time Study (formExtramuralmural Study) Benefit waives tuition for benefits-eligible employees to enroll in up to four credit hours per semester.Enrollment depends on space availability, requires supervisory permission, and may be taken for credit or on an audit basis.
Meat and fish is often best mid-level to avoid freezing or warmth but this will depend on space availability and likelihood of dripping.
Half of the interviewed operators would alter the layout of the sorting centre to add new scanners (but they all mentioned "depending on the space availability") and 4 of them would accept a slowdown in the process conditioned to a significant increase in the security.
They will be placed near their citation in the text, depending on availability of space.
Frankel is looking for permanent space in New York, and plans to keep as many employees as possible here, Mr. Shunk said, "depending on the availability of space and the cost".
The results are suggestive of the fact that the larval stages of A. sulcatus exhibited varied predatory efficiency depending on the availability of space and the number of predators.
