Sentence examples for own unavailability from inspiring English sources

Although the main concern in 1789 involved difficulties of travel that kept a recessed Senate from acting swiftly, the broad imperative retains modern relevance, even when the Senate engineers its own unavailability.

Was this the hallmark of our own emotional unavailability, fear of intimacy, and perhaps even anti-narcissism (which is just the underbelly of narcissism)?

The boy's mid- and upper back were the first areas of radical, perhaps even impossible unavailability to his own lips, presenting challenges to flexibility and discipline that occupied a vast percentage of his inner life in Grades 4 and 5.

French aviation systems engineers face their own maintenance challenges, compounded by the unavailability of spare parts for these outdated machines.

Her own jewels are glittering symbols of sexual unavailability, and there is something almost outrageously metaphorical in their verbal fencing in her suite at the Carlton hotel, as the fireworks explode outside.

But in addition, low SES carries with it its own special burdens and tensions, often related to unavailability of affordable housing, inadequate food for families, and risk of dismissal from employment.

They may have feelings of inadequacy or hopelessness regarding the unavailability of further curative treatment, may worry about containing their own emotions, and may have to confront their own fears about death.

The last explanation is probably more likely in abusive or neglectful family environments where the child's voice is seldom heard owing to their own fear of being "punished" if they speak out or to the unavailability of empathetic caregivers.

Apart from replacement of faulty study devices, the participants were able to resolve most issues on their own, such as restarting closed loop after loss of pump connectivity or sensor data unavailability.

However, possibly there are also less homeless women in Belgium than in other countries because of the relatively good safety net for women with children; they have priority in getting social housing or -in case of the unavailability of social housing-emergency housing (temporarily housing in a premises owned or rented by the council).

Factors that lead to health workers' failure to give good quality services for prevention of mother-to-child transmission include their own fear of HIV infection; lack of knowledge on HIV and counselling skills; or high workloads and lack of staff; unavailability of HIV testing at commune level; shortage of antiretroviral drugs; and lack of operational guidelines.