Sentence examples for sudden availability from inspiring English sources

But the sudden availability of Bill Walsh dashed that plan.

They also left Democrats celebrating the sudden availability of two positions.

"Lee Clark had clearly done a good job at Huddersfield and we are aware of his sudden availability.

Although no one said that the World Trade Center families were not deserving, many marveled at the sudden availability of money to aid them, particularly government money.

The sudden availability of James Allison, one of the brightest engineering minds in Formula One, is likely to prompt a flurry of interest in the paddock.

Few events in politics unleash as much raw ambition — or unravel as many friendships — as the sudden availability of a seat in the United States Senate.

Indeed, the sudden mass availability of free ebooks via sites such as Project Gutenberg ought to bring "the classics" closer to all of us.

While the frequent use of abortion can limit out-of-wedlock births, that is, the sudden mass availability of abortion almost certainly had the opposite effect — mostly by changing the obligations associated with pregnancy, and by legitimating male irresponsibility where sex and its consequences are concerned.

His sudden hyper-availability is primarily defensive; if Bush were not to race out in front of the pundit parade, forcing the inclusion of his "doing pretty darn good" self-assessment, others would do the defining of his moment for him.

"Nothing to Sneeze At" (editorial, May 7) describes the sudden increase in availability of over-the-counter drugs.

Four different expression patterns were observed for gene markers that showed a response to sudden changes in availability of O2.