Sentence examples for not so available from inspiring English sources

"Cynthia is not so available anymore," Ms. Segal said.

If the Secretary determines that such data or information is not so available, the Secretary may collect such data or information from an insurer and affiliates.

Langmuir and Freundlich models were used for explaining the adsorption behavior of proteins, giving that Langmuir model is better for bovine serum albumin (BSA) and both model are not so available for fibrinogen.

Realistically assessing the support structures adoptive parents have established is also vital, says Beckett. "Sometimes family members are not so available as you might have thought, and for single people in particular, this is crucial," she notes.

People may have known about the country's tragic loss 19 years ago, but the kind of knowledge that is easy to compile by video of the Ivory Coast stars is not so available of Zambians.

During a brief tour of the center Monday, I saw numerous people — some looking pretty down on their luck, but many others appearing no different from the average passersby — finding aid in the form of groceries, showers, utility payment assistance and counseling about other available (or not so available) resources.

Here are a few words from the wise on how it's done... "In the past I made my costumes a lot slower because materials weren't so available.

Therefore there is a bias resulting from the uneven availability of information, favouring information that is readily available over perhaps more relevant but not so easily available information.

Until now, this kind of power and its potential for abuse were not so readily available.

But with a couple of exceptions, they are not so readily available yet.

This is a great wine, but alas not so readily available outside New York.