Sentence examples for rising availability from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year European officials warned that the rising availability of the illegal drug on the streets of the continent was a result of increased production in Colombia.
They are, for the most part, more fundamentally sound in their pitching motions, thanks to the rising availability of biomechanical analysis.
Deaths by overdose have moved in lock step with the rising availability of the drug: From late 2013 to late 2014, the most recent years available, more than 700 Americans died from fentanyl-related overdoses.
Mr. Rauckman, the Garmin chief financial officer, attributed the downturns in part to competition from smartphones and in-dash devices, but also to the rising availability of GPS navigators in cars.
No one is more concerned with health than the mother of an infant, and with the rising availability of wrist-worn fitness tracking devices, it only makes sense that a baby-sized health tracker would pop up.
An availability cascade is a self-reinforcing process of collective belief formation by which an expressed perception triggers a chain reaction that gives the perception increasing plausibility through its rising availability in public discourse.
Mechanized sugarcane green harvesting has been increasingly adopted in Brazil, rising straw availability at the field.
Though the unemployment rate calculated from the separate Household report declined from 5.6 to 5.7percentt, it was because an additional 700,000 new and older folks entered the workforce, surely a sign of rising job availability.
Western consumers might put it more strongly, with several decades of plentiful food leading to food safety rising above availability as a concern.
As healthcare costs rise, the availability of these economic evaluations becomes increasingly important to the formulation of disease management strategies which are both clinically effective and financially responsible.
BUT rents on the waterfront are rising, and the availability of space is limited (new construction, where possible, takes time).
