Sentence examples for is completely unavailable from inspiring English sources
"They've pulled back even more seat capacity in the markets where award travel demand is the strongest," Mr. Mainzer said, "which is why travelers often find that an award seat is completely unavailable".
The Queen has a lot of old power, no doubt – all the cash and countries you could wish for – but her supremacy, her top-ness, her Numero Una-bility is completely unavailable to other women.
Regarding the European destination countries, data on inflows into Italy are missing for many source countries and is completely unavailable for the years 1995 1997 and 2003.
If a product is available in staggered intervals or is completely unavailable or at a particularly onerous price differential, the impetus to pirate is far greater.
Of course Gmail being down is not good news for Google's business (directly nor indirectly), but if you're a giant computer manufacturer directly retailing products online across the globe, I'd wager you're a bit worse off when your website is completely unavailable.
But you know, coke is completely unavailable now in England cuz there's not enough money in it, they all just sell E. JT-B: We haven't tried any over here in New York.
Eventually he had to ask his girlfriend to give him regular lifts to work, in order to make it clear that he was completely unavailable.
I'm not saying that these common items are completely unavailable in Cuba — I'm sure they are for sale somewhere on the island — but I couldn't locate them.
This task is only performed when workload sources identified in Step 2 provide limited information or are completely unavailable.
Google today announced that Android developers can now make their free apps available in Iran, one of the few countries where app downloads through Google's store were completely unavailable until now.
I frequently use Heroku professionally, and you know what, they're pretty terrific too: not as good as App Engine at asynchronous tasks or automatic load balancing, but much better at git-push-to-deploy, and PostgreSQL databases, and, well, not providing a sea of APIs whose equivalents are completely unavailable anywhere else.
