Sentence examples for increasingly unavailable from inspiring English sources

But Mr. De La Fuente was able to obtain something that is increasingly unavailable to his constituents: the attention of the police.

Anticipating how his letter would be received by his critics, Francis declared that "land, housing and work are increasingly unavailable to the majority' of the world's population," but said "If I talk about this, some will think that the Pope is communist".

But at a time when space for young people is increasingly unavailable, they're already enacting a major change.

The courts are increasingly unavailable for the average person to enforce rights, like the state workers who now lack the protection of Title VII.

Teachers' participation and performance in the learning process was reported to have been affected as some of the teachers have been infected and therefore are increasingly unavailable to the pupils.

Prior to the advent of hybrid varieties, seed costs were nil to low (Rs 8 9/kg), but as fertile local varieties became unavailable, farmers increasingly bought F1 hybrid seed that for Bt varieties cost ~Rs 2111 per kg.

Thus, patients who are judged to need intensive care when a bed is unavailable are increasingly transferred to another hospital for such care.

That, roughly, was my experience at Notre Dame in the late 1960's, but I increasingly worry that it is unavailable to my children's generation.

The Cup-tied Senegalese was supposed to ease the burden but Ba feels increasingly missed when he is unavailable, as he was here.

Converting algorithms from generic Health-related Quality of Life (HRQOL) measures to preference-based measures is an increasingly common solution when health utility values are unavailable for cost-utility analysis.

Groundwater, increasingly turned to as surface water becomes more unusable or unavailable, is not without its problems.