Sentence examples for making availability from inspiring English sources

Distribution line extension costs can run from USD 10,000 to USD 16,000/km, thereby making availability of electricity to small water pumping projects economically unattractive.

However, these ASALs are characterized by temporal and spatial climatic variation, making availability of resources uneven.

Now, Createspace, Amazon's self-publishing arm, Lightning Source—a publishing resource for printing, distribution and digital fulfillment and some self publishing companies offer distribution services for indie authors, making availability less of an issue.

16 17 22–24 In Rwanda, scarcity of mental health professionals 15 makes availability of treatment options out of reach for many people, and most services available for mental healthcare are concentrated in urban areas.

However, increase in population number makes availability of fuelwood lagging behind the need for domestic use (Swaminathan and Varadharaj 2001).

Furthermore, Moyin-Jesu (2012) reported that the high K/Ca, K/Mg and P/Mg ratios would cause nutrient imbalance and made availability of nutrients such as K, Ca, and Mg difficult for both immediate and subsequent cropping of cabbage.

Even prior to SARS, fellows found that the disparate geographic location of multiple work settings made availability for consults difficult at times.

Logically, peasant farmers choose not to buy the western drugs and this may make availability a problem in rural areas, as a result of lower demand.

The Law Library promotes use of depository materials by making their availability as widely known as possible.

And, of course, the newsroom staffers are more involved with the Web, making their availability to write for us a little more problematic.

Director compensation decisions remain inherently self-interested, making the availability of a ratification defense critical to mitigating the risk of stockholder litigation.