Sentence examples for rise in availability from inspiring English sources

"The rise in availability of attractive-looking sportswear for women has also meant that women are using these items both for sports and as fashionable leisurewear, which feeds into a trend for more multipurpose styles of clothing in everyday life".

With the rise in availability of temporal microarray data, such methods can be useful tools in uncovering the hidden biological interactions.

Finally, investment in trials of this genomic technology is needed now if savings in costs of treatment, particularly with the rise in availability of expensive drugs, are to be made in the long term.

Thomas Bale, assistant director and head of marketing at Investors in People, said: "There has been a rise in the availability of free, online, very high-quality learning materials.

"As a young, female Camra member and enthusiastic beer drinker myself, I've certainly noticed a rise in the availability and variety of good quality beer in recent years.

The rise in mortgage availability was slightly more marked among customers looking to borrow at least 75% of a property's value, and lenders said maximum loan-to-values and loan-to-income ratios had increased slightly over the quarter.

From quaint fishing villages on the Maine coast to the interior of the Great North Woods extending across Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, officials report a sharp rise in the availability of the crystalline powder and in overdoses and deaths attributed to it.

Singh and Agrawal (2010a, b, c) reported that as the pH decreases, there is a rise in the availability of heavy metals.

Of course, the growth of lap dancing took place in the context of a long-term trend of increasingly liberal attitudes about sex and a dramatic rise in the availability of pornography.

The authors also draw a stark link between a rise in opioid availability, including the growing problem of cheap heroin.

As of 2008, drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in the United States, spurred by a rise in the availability of opiate prescription painkillers such as OxyContin, Fentanyl, and methadone.