Sentence examples for much availability from inspiring English sources

"It's third world, so there is not that much availability here," the sprinter Dwight Thomas said.

"It's hard when you get a call from someone who said, 'I've just lost everything and I need to start over,' and you know there just isn't much availability out there," Mr. Mackey said.

"We can provide as much monetary stimulus as we want, as much availability of credit as we want, but if the person who has planned to use this credit for a new business has to wait eight months before he or she can open this new business, and then once she does it, she has to pay lots of taxes, then she will not apply for credit," said Mr Draghi on Thursday.

How far they can go, he added, "depends on how much availability Republicans have to push their agenda.

Being a non-model plant and without much availability of reference sequences in the databases, it is challenging to predict accurate annotations for the transcripts.

Information availability-nephrologists also did not speak much about availability of information for patients but one did state that he believed that many patients do not have access to vital information regarding CKD, illustrating a need for more community and medical education.

There is a much greater availability and variety of stone, as well as more tradesmen doing the work.

The nation's relatively high violent crime rate, partly driven by the much easier availability of guns here, helps explain the number of people in American prisons.

"Broadband at retail is just starting to come into its own and this year you'll see it in much greater availability".

"Since the resale market went away, major banks have had much less availability to make loans," said Mark A. Sunshine, president of First Capital, a private commercial lender.

By way of infrastructure, full-scale participatory media presume not so much the availability of the (decades-old) internet as of widespread, "always-on", broadband access to it.