Sentence examples for time becomes available from inspiring English sources

BEST: Request e-mail, fax or pager alerts when a specific tee time becomes available.

Changes in time allocation may reflect partners' valuation of leisure together versus leisure separate, which may also vary when a substantial amount of time becomes available due to retiring from work.

Typical applications continue to be the imaging of small biological specimens, using a beam of 12 17 keV after monochromation and up to 40 mm in width and 1 2 mm in height, although it is planned to investigate other materials as opportunity permits and time becomes available for more routine scientific use.

Like managing money, the more time you spend planning your time, the more time becomes available.

Although we do not pursue it in detail, it should be straightforward to extend or implement Price's model of transients and continuants to the SFN abstracts database, particularly if data from a longer period of time becomes available.

Kentucker Audley's film "Open Five" will be screened at the Indie Memphis Film Festival — and will, at that time, become available ("for a limited time," the press release says) on the director's own Web site.

By way of comparison, Apple's iPhone has over time become available on each of the big carriers, with the exception of T-Mobile (an absence that has hurt T-Mobile more than Apple).

Thereby, the data combinations of departing moment and midway sojourn time become available.

The budget for the new foundation, less than $4 million at the time, became available 2 years later, in 1952.

I found that this was a much more effective approach than trying to fit teaching preparation or research into whatever little blocks of time became available.

Moreover, EARMA is at present pursuing very actively the goal of setting up a European consortium consisting of a small number of outstanding universities and institutes, which will offer a certificate in European Research Administration that may in time become available as part of a specialized MBA program.