Sentence examples for readily available substances from inspiring English sources

Sadly this drug is all too easy to make, from readily available substances – including the painkiller Codeine, petrol, and bleach.

Soil microorganisms, particularly bacteria, have developed diverse means to use readily available substances as sources of carbon or energy.

Alcohol Prohibition was enacted in 1920, and in a whirl of newly illicit but readily available substances, the 20s began to roar.

In view of the growing demand of rhizobial inoculants it is important to search cheap and readily available substances against these expensive ingredients.

While police and health officials warn that extreme violence is one possible side effect, others have decried how readily available the substances are: Neither bath salts nor its potent cousin, synthetic marijuana, are outlawed by the federal government, although some of the chemicals used to make them have been banned.

Canada-specific emission factors were not readily available for many substances and sources of interest, and it is difficult to assess how different these might be from the ones used for the EMP.

Conclusion: The readily available and relatively cheap substances were in common use among street children with the length of stay on the street being a significant predictive factor.

Most synthetic processes involve transformation of some readily available and often inexpensive substance to some desired product through a succession of steps.

"Because here we have a readily available and widely used substance that may actually have a significant health benefit — but we just don't know enough to make recommendations".

Storage problems due to overcrowding in the households make the substance readily available to cause harm to children.

Speaking at Thursday's meeting, Mr Baker said it was "not acceptable" that such substances were readily available, even reportedly being sold from ice cream vans outside schools.