Sentence examples for more available we from inspiring English sources

I miss you!' We managed to have one more lunch together during which she vaguely pouted about my crazy schedule, and somehow implied that if only I were more available, we'd see a lot more of each other.

With inexpensive, low-power processing and storage becoming more available, we can expect computation to move even closer to the edge and become ingrained in the same devices that are generating the data, creating even greater possibilities for inter-device intelligence and interactions.

Thoughtful Delegates: To make healthcare more available, we will need to improve Obamacare, despite the bitter opposition of some people.

To make education more available we propose giving children incentives in schools such as free food, medical vouchers (for children and adults), immunisations, and also building water wells near schools.

I'm anticipating that those things are going to become more and more available and we're going to figure out how we can have fresh greens even in New York in the middle of winter.

That type of piggyback loan structure "has become more available and we are seeing it more frequently," said Erik Johansson, vice president of mortgage lending at Guaranteed Rate, a mortgage lender in Schaumburg, Ill.

Sure, gluten-free food is more available, but we're not being taken seriously.

As prices of deep sequencing decrease, and the technology becomes more available worldwide, we should expect that the use of this sequencing technology to identify new miRNAs in a variety of tissues, during developmental changes or expression in a disease, will be utilized more widely.

"Those nights and through the rest of the tournament, where TV is more readily available, we have lower online numbers".

"Down the line, as fuel cells become more commercially available, we will need a supply of natural gas," Ms. Meyland said.

Down the line, as fuel cells, which convert natural gas to electricity, become more commercially available, "we will need a supply of natural gas," Ms. Meyland said.