Sentence examples for not often available from inspiring English sources

To Harris, the photo of her grandmother represents a level of socioeconomic opportunity not often available to black women in the 1940s.

Grassland and cropland sites (n = 28 were sampled across Scotland involving farmers to incorporate local knowledge relating drains to influencing soils and gain important management data not often available.

Peter Grunauer insists on serving ducks that are raised by a Chinese poultryman in New Jersey who can supply only 15 a week, so this specialty is not often available.

The fighting spirit of the lotinos one of the reasons, they claim, that General Augusto Pinochet did not close the mine during his dictatorship has helped to ensure aid on a scale not often available to other towns in a similar predicament.

But, the state vector is not often available for feedback.

In addition, the statistical method needs high accuracy data of coseismic landslide occurrences, which are not often available in Indonesia.

Great players at skill positions like Manning aren't often available to other teams via trade or free agency.

It has an unashamed sensuality which isn't often available in the cinema, promoting the cultivation of knowledge and pleasure and making them the same thing.

It isn't often available at garden centers, either, because, like cornflowers, it should be planted from seed in autumn, to bloom the following spring.

The problem with many of these apps is that those connections you really want to make – like connections to investors, for instance – aren't often available using apps like these.

But healthy organs from small children do not often become available, Dr. Kato said.