Sentence examples for may be more available from inspiring English sources

"The pace of discovery will be accelerated and there may be the side benefit that some discoveries may be more available to researchers nationwide".

The map of towns with and without power is like a checkerboard, but with a little planning, electric fuel may be more available than gasoline.

Oocyte donation (OD) from a family member may be more available to patients.

These increases indicate that ORG trace minerals may be more available for absorption as compared with IN sources, although excessive supplementation of trace minerals in the diet may obscure differences because of trace mineral source.

The paid ones will go fast but chances to engage in service may be more available even as you get closer to June.

The finding of geographic differences may be because protective mechanisms like insurance as well as borrowing options may be more available to the urbanites than the rural dwellers.

Still, healthier offerings may soon be more available, not least because many of the old-line products are struggling.

Although this study represents a snapshot of available resources during 2 November 2011 to 2 December 20110, since then there may be more videos available on nervous system examination.

ANNE CARSON, Washington, posted on nytimes.com At some point, there may be more oil available than the world needs.

Histoire in French means both "history" and "story," in a way that "history" in English doesn't quite, so that the relation between history and story may be more elegantly available in French.

Considering where you live, this Freedmen's Bureau series (National Archives microfilm publication M843, "Records of the Assistant Commissioner for the State of Louisiana") may be more conveniently available for you at the Dallas Public Library.