Sentence examples for has some availability from inspiring English sources
"has some availability" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something (usually a product or service) that is available to some degree, but not totally. For example, "This new model of phone has some availability in stores, but it's mostly sold out."
It still has some availability, from around £70 per day for a camper that sleeps two.
The Wood Life (01392 832509; thewoodlife.org), near Kenn, Exeter, is open until 15 October and has some availability until then.
While many top viewing spots elsewhere are already sold out, the resort still has some availability on its Solar Eclipse lodging package, as well as an optional VIP experience.
For something a bit special National Trust Cottages and The Landmark Trust still have some availability for the festive period.
Bus Glasgow-Balloch – £5.50 Bus Callander-Glasgow – £12 Food and drink per day – £5 (Porridge, bread, cheese, etc) Total cost for the week: £148.48 All in it together: Six family-friendly sites * Our pick of the best family camp sites that still have some availability during the school holidays (excluding August Bank Holiday).
In the example we've been using, for instance, it would be great just to say to your employee something like, "When you came to me on Thursday to let me know you had some availability, that was great.
In order to clarify if the mutated cytosolic old3-1 OAS-TL hasomemeffectsts on availability of down-stream or up-stream compounds in the cysteine biosynthesis pathway, we measured the contents of total sulphur and sulphate ion as direct measurements of plant sulphur balance.
It has some disadvantages as follow: Availability problem: Availability problem: The most important risk of PDCA is the network partitioning.
Cottage 1, which sleeps four, and Cottage 2, sleeping three, also have some (limited) availability over the summer.
On other dates, it's worth checking out KLM, which has some of the best availability to Johannesburg, and regional connections from British airports to its hub in Amsterdam.
