Sentence examples for more immediately available from inspiring English sources

Sir Ian Gilmore, special adviser on alcohol for the Royal College of Physicians, said the move made alcohol more immediately available for motorists.

But others argued that oncologists had an ethical obligation to push both the F.D.A. and Roche to make the drug more immediately available.

I very rashly thought that it would be easy to convert a huge amount of the scholarly activity of the National Gallery – stretching back over the last 100 years and more – and make it more immediately available online.

Shuffling travel days is less costly, more immediately available, and far simpler for most households than buying a second car.

The more immediately available Clean Map function, on the other hand, leverages the 900's navigational functionality to essentially make dirt maps of a user's home.

Connected city infrastructure and cars that talk back could potentially do a lot to help ease traffic conditions, but in the meantime, the city of Montréal in Quebec, Canada is using a more immediately available tech to try to address its urban traffic problem: Bluetooth.

To address those concerns, Goldman said last week that it is taking measures to make more aluminium immediately available to customers at its metal storage business, Metro International Trade Services, which operates under LME regulations.

There were no more details immediately available about the incident that prompted the shooting.

This study used an electronic excel-based CCI calculator that made collecting comorbidity data and calculating CCI information easier, more accurate, and immediately available [ 28].

Cross and Type: Larger surgical cases often have a number of blood units (usually packed cells) specifically tested for the patient and more or less immediately available (e.g., 4 units of packed cells for cardiac bypass patients in the operating room refrigerator) Aspiration Prevention.

In addition, support and control measures should be implemented more effectively and made immediately available to all hospitals, whether public or private.