Sentence examples for not regularly available from inspiring English sources

Skype is a great solution, but only if you have Internet access, which is not regularly available in most countries.

In terms of advanced diagnostic tools and consultant availability, physical therapy, stress testing, real-time attending emergency radiologist over-reads, and advanced imaging such as MRI is routinely available in US OUs (even on weekends), while in Asia these services were not regularly available and when they were available they were limited to weekdays.

As clotted cream is not regularly available outside south-west England, there are a number of ways to create an approximation.

From other facilities, transport was not regularly available.

Currently such information is not regularly available to all levels of management.

The 4 countries that reported that oxytocin was not regularly available were Bangladesh, Liberia, South Sudan, and Yemen.

Across the developed world, the crime wave that began in the 1950s is in broad retreat (see chart 1).Both police records (which underestimate some types of crime) and surveys of victims (which should not, but are not as regularly available a source of data) show crime against the person and against property falling over the past ten years in most rich countries.

It is not yet regularly available, but Sherman has successfully tested the starchy medley on his staff; a taco version has been served as an off-menu special.

(Trotsky died in Mexico, at the receiving end of an ice axe wielded by a Spanish agent of the Soviet secret police). It is not yet regularly available, but Sherman has successfully tested the starchy medley on his staff; a taco version has been served as an off-menu special.

In the other two study districts the focal person was changed once or twice or was not as regularly available to the district team.

It is important to consider reliance on low-technology methods for data management, quality checking, and monitoring of the study rather than high-technology sophisticated software system that require high-speed Internet and other technology that might not be regularly available in hospital settings.