Sentence examples for know how available from inspiring English sources

The persons with migraine expressed feelings of vulnerability when they did not know how available the physical therapist was, and a woman with migraine expressed her worries as follows: "I do not dare to think about what would happen if I was not able to go to the physical therapist anymore".

The foundation has come under some scrutiny in Congress, where lawmakers would like to know how widely available it will make its cells and whether its far-reaching patent, which covers both the cells and the method used to extract them, will impede other research.

They know how widely-available, easy-to-download, easy-to-steal e-books on popular, cheap devices will affect their business: in five to eight years they'll be begging for scraps from Google and Amazon.

"He doesn't want the American people to know how much money's available".

Part of the problem is that few people in this area of education know how much money is available.

More important, James's Heat teammates are excellent shooters who know how to make themselves available when James draws extra attention.

The power of transparency should also be used to ensure that publicans know how much beer is available for on the open market, to ensure that the pub companies are treating them fairly.

The unexpected tax change is just one example of how difficult it can be for states to perform one of their most important tasks: guessing how much money they will collect in the coming year, so they will know how much will be available to spend.

And planning for all possible eventualities is useless — after the essential documents are in place, the family has talked openly and often about end-of-life wishes, they understand the difference between Medicare and Medicaid, they know how much money is available and that it is probably not going to be enough.

However, a number of local inhabitants do not know how much time is available for evacuation, and are unaware that a warning system exists or how they would evacuate.

Despite the efforts made by the local and national authorities (e.g. information provided in town halls, press articles, the evacuation drill in 2013, etc)., the information has not reached the whole local population: a number of local inhabitants do not know how much time is available for evacuation, and are unaware that a warning system exists or how they would evacuate.