Sentence examples for it becoming available from inspiring English sources
London and SF-based Huddle says that from today 100 of its customers will be going live on the platform, with it becoming available to its full user base soon.
Yet only now is it becoming available in America, in an impressive translation by Mabel Lee that was previously published in Australia.
Verizon said that about 15percentt of those who can get the service are signing up within 12 months of it becoming available, a number that analysts say is promising.
The highly anticipated smartphone could become Apple's fastest-selling iPhone to date; indeed, eager customers reportedly laid claim to the entire pre-order stock within one hour of it becoming available on September 14.
This is more appropriate where the in-use dynamics are more complicated, for example, in the case of infrastructure where technologies and materials remain in use for long periods and there is a long delay between the inflow of material and it becoming available for recycling.
A 14-story Renaissance Revival building, it is becoming available because the Jehovah's Witnesses, who have owned and operated it since 1983, are selling many of their Brooklyn holdings.
Now it is becoming available in mid-range cars.
CoachLine has been operating in a closed beta, and today it's becoming available to all users through the app and SMS service via (402) 965-0252.
Traditionally palliative care was directed at relieving pain in patients with cancer in the final stage of illness, though increasingly it is becoming available to those who require care for longer periods at end-of-life as well as those with non-cancerous conditions [ 2, 36- 38].
It's finally becoming available on a more regular basis here at some restaurants, and it can be ordered for home delivery.
TEN years ago, at the inflection point in attitudes to the AIDS epidemic when both drugs and money to deal with it were rapidly becoming available in serious quantities, there was an acrimonious debate between medical experts and activists about what to do with those drugs and that money.
