Sentence examples for made available just from inspiring English sources

Clare Hamilton of McLaren says that traffic on the site has doubled during race weekends since the app was made available, just before the 2010 season began.

This program included a relatively early piece, "Zyia" from 1952, which he made available just a few years before his death, perhaps unwisely.

The report was made available just days after President Bush announced plans to seek expedited negotiating authority in the hope of establishing the Free Trade Area of the Americas, a duty-free trade zone from Canada to Chile.

Onto.Pt was made available just recently and it is so far being constructed, still it is an important lexical-semantic resource for Portuguese [51].

It doesn't hurt that this feature is being made available just days before the EU's GDPR data privacy rules are going into effect.

Akimbo gives you only 19 of them free, including The Big Trees (1952), with Kirk Douglas as a lumberjack, and makes available just 14 additional masterpieces such as Attack of the Giant Leeches and The Brain That Wouldn't Die for $3 each.

Yes Viagra has just been made available only 18 months or so after its appearance in America.

If the work has not been clearly made available not just to others but to the public in general, the exception does not apply, as in HRH the Prince of Wales v Associated Newspapers.

This year, the president said military airspace would be made available not just on the East Coast but also in the Midwest and Southwest and on the West Coast.

Crucially, the group called for risk-protection orders to be made available not just to law-enforcement authorities but also to individuals who believed that their family members or intimates represent a grave threat "based on a credible risk of credible harm to self or others, even when domestic violence is not an issue".

The commission data also shows that of the 160,000 refugees member states agreed to relocate from Europe's most affected states – such as Italy and Greece – over the next two years, only 116 have been relocated, and only 1,418 places have been made available by just 14 member states.