Sentence examples for truly available to from inspiring English sources

Builders say the plan greatly overestimates the amount of land truly available to them.

After all, it would become the first elected official truly available to constituents 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Among the other issues the Kennedy and Harkin hearings will deal with are whether the administration position that there are 60 plus stem lines is accurate, and whether each line is scientifically viable, ethically developed, and truly available to researchers.

In a densely packed city like ours, where people are desperate for patches of light and air, and perhaps a few benches or chairs, public plazas provide an important amenity and require only appropriate enforcement to make them truly available to the public.

Is the belief that their limb is impaired truly available to people affected by anosognosia?

In order to be truly available to the energy and intelligence that created the universe, we do have to transcend our angst-ridden separate selves.

"This is as best and as close as you can get to the reality if there is no information truly available at the country level".

With all this taxpayer money going towards these stadiums, we would at least expect the teams to make an effort to keep their buildings truly public, available to all.

Pocket founder Nate Weiner argues that "Save" should be a platform, not a feature and that it takes a service that is truly available on any device to make this idea attractive to users.

Most countries however have shaped their packages on other bases, such as responding to national needs and expectations and assessments of available resources, though without necessarily having fully interrogated what resources are – or can be made to be – truly available, and in the absence of a clear definition and implementation of international assistance obligations.

V.I.P. was founded in 1999 by four psychologists and two nonprofit specialists to make psychotherapy truly private and available to anyone who needs it, according to Dr. Richard Shulman, one of the founders and the current director of V.I.P.