Sentence examples for fresh availability from inspiring English sources
The fresh availability of professional though not famous voice talent could send most of the current crop of small-market on-the-air amateurs on to another profession, preferably one in which they will be seen and not heard!
Amazon this morning announced the fresh availability of an Italian-language Kindle, and the opening of an Italian Kindle Store, offering customers over 16,000 Italian-language Kindle books.
Amazon this morning announced the fresh availability of a €99 Italian-language Kindle, and the opening of an Italian Kindle Store, offering customers over 16,000 Italian-language Kindle books.
When planning future water supplies, however, the global picture is less important than the effect of warming on fresh water availability in individual regions and in individual seasons.
Mr. Sickles recently hired a consultant to revamp the cheese counter; now there are about 150 aged and fresh types (availability varies) along with an assortment of quince spreads, nuts and preserves.
Limited fresh water availability in sedimentary areas is present (Central Ground Water Board 2009).
Fresh water availability dramatically changed in cisterns and wells in both Chatham Islands and Discovery Islands (Joan Morris pers. comm. 2011, Skippy and May Sam pers. comm. 2011).
This makes it a potential technology to be employed in different areas of Pakistan where fresh water availability is limited such as Thar deserts and Cholistan regions.
To examine the impact of fresh fruit availability at worksites on the fruit and vegetable consumption and related psychosocial determinants of low-wage employees.
However, it is only in recent years that the implications of limited fresh water availability have begun to be seriously examined in other sectors.
Fresh water availability and supply are increasingly unreliable due to pollution of air, soil, and water; depletion of groundwater; shrinking snowpack and glaciers; sea level rise; and increased climate variability and change (Vorosmarty 2002; Vorosmarty et al. 2000).
