Sentence examples for made available more from inspiring English sources
His opponent, John McCain, then 71, made available more than 1,000 pages related to his own medical history.
They have made available more than $60bn to address health challenges for young women, including maternal mortality, contraception and disease.
The lunar-distance method could be made available more quickly and was the only means of checking the performance of a ship-board timekeeper.
The company told paidContent:UK: "Existing investors from the last round of funding have made available more funds to allow the company to continue its growth".
There are 503 such places in New York, some 80 acres carved out of the urban facade and made available, more or less, to the public.
Democracy is having its day, courtesy of a term limits law that made available more than 40 elective offices at various levels of city government.
First, the authors suggest that countries should make available more of their precipitation data.
The Churchill Archive Trust has agreed a deal with publisher Bloomsbury to make available more than 1m items.
"We participated in a consortium that included the US Olympic committee, the Paralympic rights holders, YouTube and Universal Sports in making available more coverage in the US than historically.
The ultimate goal, though, is to make available more of the direct-current fast chargers that will replenish a battery in half an hour or less.
Although the measure would require that states allocate Title I money in the block grant to school districts on the basis of poverty, it would also make available more than $3 billion of block grants without targeting high-poverty areas.
