Sentence examples for purely available from inspiring English sources

"They used a lot of ingredients that were purely available to them often without cost at all because they would find the ingredients themselves," says Lea. "He loved clamming in the local bay, and the whole area around Springs, and they would do clams with garlic and dry vermouth, or classic clam pies with potato, which is very typical on that south fork of Long Island".

There has been talk of Owen Coyle replacing him, but the former international, a Glaswegian who collected one cap for Ireland, is available purely because he was dismissed by Bolton Wanderers after relegation from the Premier League led on to a sluggish start in the Championship.

The company provided coverage of Manchester City and Tottenham matches in the Uefa Cup last year but having an important England qualifier available purely on the internet is a different matter entirely, not least because such a large number of supporters have no method of accessing such a medium.

This opens new perspectives to generate long-term datasets at global scale based purely on all available satellites observations, which describe all the terrestrial water components useful for climate purposes.

Interaction data derived from studies on human orthologues of the genes identified were used to create the network maps, as there is not enough data currently available purely from studies of mouse genes to make such an analysis meaningful.

Illumina RNA sequencing (RNAseq) in this study has facilitated the construction of a comprehensive transcriptome for guinea pig lung and skeletal muscles, with much higher coverage than attainable purely by public available data.

The design formulas are based on buckling curves, which are available for purely compressed or purely bended members with uniform cross-sections.

No purely autonomous vehicles are available at present, but several with self-driving features are currently on our roads.

Top 10 is also some of the most purely fun comics storytelling available, thanks to a first-rate script by ingenious Northampton comics writer Alan Moore and art by Gene Ha and Zander Cannon.

And it remains to this day an open question whether a purely microscopic theory is available which is adequate to explain the whole range of chemical phenomena.

Students successful in early examinations are rewarded by their colleges with scholarships and exhibitions, normally the result of a long-standing endowment, although since the introduction of tuition fees the amounts of money available are purely nominal.