Sentence examples for renewed availability from inspiring English sources
Sales of the herbicide Roundup, the company's second-biggest product, have been declining as renewed availability of raw materials allows other companies to make cheap generics.
The renewed availability of flying as an option between Washington and New York drew passengers today for two overriding reasons -- patriotism and convenience.
There are no doubt Lloyd Bacon and George Seaton fans out there who will rejoice at the renewed availability of some of their neglected work.
Now, 70 years after Hitler's death, the copyright that prevented its publication has expired and Germans have had to think hard about how to handle the prospect of its renewed availability.
Youngs believes too many tighthead props are getting away with scrummaging crookedly, but he has nothing negative to say about Hartley's renewed availability after the suspension for head-butting last May that saw the Northampton No 2 omitted from the World Cup.
After several years of stagnation the number of new homes being built has started to rise, prompted partly by the renewed availability of mortgage funds.
Renewed anxiety about the availability of bank loans — and fears that the Federal Reserve may be unable to curb the credit slump — sent shares down sharply on Thursday.
The 2012 shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School, in Newtown, Connecticut, renewed focus on the availability of assault weapons and their capacity to kill large numbers of people quickly.
[C7.] A MARKET SELL-OFF The stock market tumbled after renewed anxiety about the availability of bank loans touched off fears among investors.
But the church does encourage frequent confession for growth in the spiritual life; hence, the renewed emphasis on the availability of indulgences that are attached to a sacramental confession.
This has led to a renewed optimization of the availability, using a simple model of the degradation of the first mirror that starts with the conditions of (a) the required measurement performance and (b) the geometry of the port plug.
