Sentence examples for through unavailability from inspiring English sources

Dental evidence for post-mortem identification is often examined on a dissecting table through unavailability of an identification table.

Both sides were shorn of their leading England players, either through unavailability or injury, and it was the home side who missed their regulars most, blowing an early 10-point lead, losing their shape and failing to muster a bonus point.

a WHO 2002 country information [40] b OECD 2003 country information [33] c WHO 2000 World health report [41] We developed a survey instrument to explore general physicians' perception of scarcity and rationing both at the system-wide level, through resource unavailability, and in clinical practice, through bedside rationing.

Besic ought to be up against one of his compatriots in Edin Dzeko at the Etihad on Saturday evening, except that the Manchester City striker has been out of the team through injury just at the time when the Everton player has been handed a run of first-team games through the unavailability of James McCarthy.

Salinity intrusion due to sea-level rise will decrease agricultural production through the unavailability of fresh water and soil degradation (Sarwar and Khan 2007).

Australia's troubles – including the unavailability through injury of their captain, Ricky Ponting – are of little interest to Flower, who has maintained all along that England must focus primarily on themselves rather than the opposition.

"Following periods of unavailability through injury and the emergence of some home-grown locks, Dom has had limited opportunities," a statement on the club website said.

As the biggest name in the credits, she's the best candidate for the game's final survivor, a possibility that is also indicated through her sexual unavailability throughout the game.

"On average you lose about 25% of your squad through injury and then unavailability on top of that through dual registration and international commitments, so that's why we need a larger squad".

Adding to the degree of difficulty elsewhere in O'Neill's plans is the unavailability of Chris Baird through suspension.

About 40% of crop residues (CRs) in IGP are being disposed-off through open field burning due to unavailability of happy seeders for sowing under residue conditions and fast decomposing bioagents (Jain et al. 2014).