Sentence examples for far less available from inspiring English sources

Cocaine has traditionally been far less available in Australia than heroin but cocaine's availability has increased in recent years [ 21].

Data is far less available when addressing the sensitivity of common geomorphological metrics, such as channel steepness, to climatic boundary conditions.

But with credit now far less available, Mr. Macklowe is expected to have a harder time refinancing to repay the short-term debt.

In addition, the millions of acres of precious arable land used to grow animal feed leave less land — far less — available to grow the wide variety of vegetables and fruits needed for a healthy diet.

None of that is possible in Dhaka, the most densely populated city in the world, where real estate is more expensive than Manhattan and far less available.

What worries him, he explained, is that insurance in such areas as pollution liability, product liability and professional malpractice is becoming far less available.

Our study demonstrates that there might be far less sediment available than previously reported.

Far less widely available and more expensive is the early-college, live-in-a-dorm-with-your-peers approach.

That close correlation works beautifully here, but is far less readily available in the criticism of fiction or poetry.

Ground cardamom is far less widely available here than in Scandinavia, but it's easy to do yourself, and I think gives a more mellow flavour.

But free legal information for consumers who want to do some research before they visit a lawyer is far less broadly available on the Web.