Sentence examples for more available space from inspiring English sources

Higher levels of free play among rural Australian adolescents may be due to more available space and less fear of traffic and stranger risks.

THE chief executive of Insignia/ESG, the international commercial brokerage company, says that Westchester's office market is on the verge of a boom because it has more available space than surrounding markets.

Thus, with more available space in the buffer, the buffer overflow probability decreases.

First, the rate adaptation thresholds increase with more available space in the buffer.

It's still close enough to DC, Boston and New York, but Atlanta has more available space to offer, and is affordable.

In response to previous criticisms that the tunnel network could spark more traffic congestion by creating more available space to drive — a phenomenon known as "induced demand" — Musk said the company could build many layers of tunnels to accommodate as many people as necessary.

If you're particularly lucky, a couple of academics get back to you to say either that they do not accept undergraduates, or that their lab has no more available spaces.

Last week France Terre d'Asile, the French charity that works with government to identify unaccompanied minors, told local groups that it had no more available spaces for the transfer of children from France to the UK, after filling up an extra final allocation of 60 given to it by the Home Office.

The city has become stuck with more available office space than any other central business district in the nation except Chicago, Washington and Boston.

Unique things are happening in the Midwest; people are more available, office space is cheap…there's just a general honesty and authenticity here which is nice.

The small cells of LTE and Wi-Fi Mesh Networks will employ more available white space spectrum with CR, to mitigate the co-channel interference to the adjacent small cells or reduce the interference between small cells and a macrocell.