Sentence examples for unavailable locally from inspiring English sources

Ms. Brogdon paid $1,000 from her own pocket for quick access to an M.R.I., while their provincial health plan reimbursed them for the airfare, since the specialist was unavailable locally.

Today, Target announced a new app called "myCheckout" for its store staff that will allow them to process online transactions on the customer's behalf, including taking payments, right from the store's floor when merchandise is unavailable locally.

Here, a subcarrier failure is the event that a particular subcarrier is unavailable to the whole system, whereas a link failure is the event that the specific pairing between any two given radar nodes fails due its associated subcarrier being unavailable locally.

This species is highly anthropophilic and, while capable of relatively long flights if hosts or oviposition sites are unavailable locally [6], rarely travels more than a few tens of meters throughout its lifetime [7], [8], [9] but see [10].

Capacity for advanced repairs of hand pumps does not yet exist, and the required materials are unavailable locally.

On the other hand, skilled mentors might be few in numbers or unavailable locally, which could limit the impact of work-based approaches [ 61].

Could you, for example, reverse your shopping habits and visit the supermarket just for items unavailable or unaffordable locally?" This is a subject that sparks Renee's interest.

The benefits from using recycled materials (e.g., FSB) are likely to diminish if the recycled products do not perform as well as those properly proportioned with less recycled materials, or if the recycled materials are locally unavailable.

For example, a participant agrees that their blood sample will be subjected to analysis involving a particular method, but the method is locally unavailable and it is necessary to export the tissue out of the country --something which the participant objects to, but has not explicitly articulated.

Age-appropriate formulations are frequently unavailable commercially, so are made locally as 'extemporaneous preparations' [ 65].

There should be evidence of the ability to expand into clinical areas where locally based expertise is unavailable.