Sentence examples for started to be available from inspiring English sources
The phrase "started to be available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has begun to be accessible or obtainable at a certain point in time. Example: "The new software update started to be available for download last week."
In addition to these last-mile extensions in campuses, restaurants, and convention centers, IEEE 802.11-enabled portable consumer electronics have also started to be available in home networks for uploading and/or downloading multimedia contents to/from a home gateway.
Such courses have started to be available in Sanaa and dental professionals should be encouraged to participate in them actively.
The internet fridge was always the poster child of IoT, but home appliances are only starting to be available with IoT built in.
These will start to be available from 2014 and will provide an index-linked tax free payment for the next 20 years.
Production is ramping up right now and these products and others will start to be available early next year.
More and more data is starting to be available in the fashion space, just like Internet made more data available in other sectors.
At the time, broadband connections were just starting to be available in Tunisia and as a consequence the country was opening up.
Salesforce says that Chatterbox, which will start to be available in 2013, came out of a demand among Saleforce's existing customers for a Saleforce equivalent of Dropbox.
Information on the phosphoproteome of parasitic protozoa is also starting to be available.
Overcoming this obstacle will likely require high throughput single cell analysis techniques that are just starting to be available.
These efforts could be supported by readily available, toll-free telephone help quit lines that are already starting to be available in Russia.
