Sentence examples for falling availability from inspiring English sources

That's because falling availability of crude oil could boost the production of even more carbon-intensive alternatives such as oil extracted from tar sands or "synfuel" produced from coal.

Just as with conventional forms of power generation, the energy produced by a wind farm gradually decreases over its lifetime, perhaps due to falling availability, aerodynamic performance or conversion efficiency.

The price of flour fell significantly, availability increased, and the automated drying and bolting processes increased the quality and fineness of flour.

Prices continue to fall and availability to increase.

When the watch was made available for pre-orders in early April, customers reported specific units rapidly falling out of availability: early birds successfully secured a watch guaranteed to be delivered by 24 April, the release date, but by the end of the morning most units had an expected delivery date of June or July.

Faced with significant cuts to their budgets, falling social housing availability and welfare reforms, it is clear councils cannot tackle this challenge alone".

Nevertheless, a selection of facts and information indicates that it ranges between 2000 and 2800 MW with actual power availability falling between 1200 [31] and 2000 MW [32].

The falling price and availability of off-the-shelf electronics have put low-cost tech innovations centre stage at such events but it is in Africa where many people see home-made inventions having a real impact on people's lives.

Prism sold 92,000 copies during its second week of availability, falling to number two on the Billboard 200.

Available in nearly half of new models in the U.S. a decade ago, the manual transmission is going the way of the rumble seat, with stick availability falling to about a quarter this year.

Main outcome measures Inability to get up without help, lying on floor for a long time after falling, associated factors; availability and use of call alarm systems; participants' views on using call alarms to summon help if needed after falling.