Sentence examples for stressing the availability from inspiring English sources

"The feeling, to an extent, was that if they found Gilly not guilty, then to some extent that's reflective of what happens in the real world," Troni says, stressing the availability of online resources that encourage victims to seek help.

Officials, workers and volunteers are stressing the availability of both health coverage and financial assistance for low- and moderate-income families.

Pupil attitudes changed considerably in response to the information package, which stressed the availability of grants and how loans can be repaid rather than focusing on the fee increase per se.

The marketing approach is to emphasize the location of the property in the heart of the high-rent zone near Fifth Avenue in the 50's that brokers call the Plaza District, and stress the availability of perquisites for executives whose companies move there.

The goal of this Letter is to stress the availability of such a generalized concept of QFTbits.

Therefore, the decrement of winter precipitation and the corresponding increment in potential evapotranspiration is expected to significantly stress the availability of water resources during winter in two ways: (a) decrement in groundwater recharge and (b) increment in potential evapotranspiration not only for non-cultivated areas but also for winter crops, and consequently increased water needs.

Some proposed solutions argue for transparency and stress the availability of raw data and methodological details as the principal means of enhancing credibility (Borgert 2007; Schreider et al. 2010).

A sharing service with a technology dimension stresses the accessibility and availability of systems (Giffinger and Gudrun 2010; Giffinger and Pichler-Milanović 2007).

We integrate this human factor into the optimization procedure by stressing the human resources' availabilities in the design of the schedules.

Currently, the only definitive treatment for advanced fibrosis and cirrhosis is liver transplantation; however, the demand for organ grafts outweighs their availability [5], stressing the need for effective antifibrotic approaches [6], [7].

The present study also stresses that the availability of reliable tools to identify children at risk of difficulties is useful and can assist educators in easing these reactions, minimizing ongoing difficulties and adapting their own practices.