Sentence examples for rise available from inspiring English sources

There are only about 3 m of sea level rise available from West Antarctica, and it remains unclear whether all of West Antarctica may have collapsed.

Today's Internet giants — Google, Facebook, Yahoo and Microsoft — see the remarkable rise of available information as an opportunity.

One of the reasons for the rise in available cash is that companies are not putting as much into capital investment and, in some cases, are finding fewer opportunities for mergers or acquisitions.

Figures for the last quarter of 2001 from a commercial property survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) show there has been a rise in available floor space over the last year and an increase in landlords offering incentives such as rent-free periods.

This rise of available data is producing new opportunities to build models with broader applicability domains while at the same time challenging the existing models, as wider data sets allow for a more extensive testing and validation of previous in-silico screening efforts.

Their analysis regarding cloud service brokers is based on the fact that the unprecedented rise of available cloud services from different vendors, dictate the need for intermediating entities that their sole purpose will be to cope with the challenges mentioned above thus alleviate the heterogeneity existing among such offerings.

The great news is that remote jobs are on the rise, and available in more career fields than ever before.

But although Ferguson's film acknowledges the enormity of the challenges the world is facing, it's even stronger on the rapid rise of available solutions.

Data on IOP rise was available for all eyes.

Moreover, powerful resampling approaches (like that used to estimate the FDR in this correspondence) are precise and increasingly common with the rise in available computing power.

For nursing home deaths, unlike hospice deaths, there is a lag of several years between the rise of available beds in these services and deaths within them.