Sentence examples for fall in the availability from inspiring English sources

A study by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation showed a huge fall in the availability of temporary and contract staff in recent weeks, especially drivers.

The Bank of England's latest credit conditions survey (pdf) showed a slight fall in the availability of mortgages to consumers in the three months to mid June, as lenders' appetite for risk changed and the cost of funding increased.

The move follows a dramatic fall in the availability of prawns, combined with longer-term difficulties such as high fuel prices and volatile international markets.

Economies will rise and fall on the availability of water, whose price is inexorably marching upward.

Did we fall victim to the availability heuristic?

Consequently, when the First Five-Year Plan ran into trouble, the government was able to insist on the fulfillment of most of the plans for key sectors of heavy industry, at the cost of a drastic fall in availability of consumers' goods.

On the industrial side, crude oil production fell as much as 20percentt, but there was evidence of a slight improvement in the availability of electricity.

A. Changes in the availability and abundance of prey.

But since the incentives expired on April 30, the number of people looking to buy has fallen, even with the availability of the lowest mortgage rates in decades.

Water availability strictly limits oasis expansion, and, in some, overuse of water has produced a serious fall in the water level.

There have been criticisms that the UK was falling behind other nations in both the availability and speed of broadband services.