Sentence examples for unavailable so far from inspiring English sources

Still, Oxygen remains unavailable so far on cable systems operated by Time Warner, Comcast and Cablevision, three of the largest.

Many substitute butter or vegetable shortenings, but some use a product called Atora (unavailable, so far as I know, in the United States), which looks like half-inch bits of dried spaghetti.

In order to provide superior tools for diagnostic approaches and to prevent assay interference and background binding, the objective of this study was the establishment and evaluation of monoclonal IgY which are phylogenetically distant from mammalian immunoglobulins but have been unavailable so far.

They represent a unique repository of human genetic data for CHDs that describes both the phenotype and the genetic lesion with a granularity of detail that was unavailable so far.

Further details are so far unavailable, and the event is closed to press.

The producers of the £20m film had decided to release it as a digital download on the same day, which may have kept fans away from the cinemas, but the online figures are so far unavailable.

Commercial sensors to monitor dissolved CO2 and H2S in seawater are so far unavailable.

Although data is so far unavailable, runoff from industrial plastic production sites may be an additional source.

UKIP alleges that the Latvian MEP who has left the group was bullied into submission by parliamentary leaders but she is so far unavailable for comment.

Reports from northwest India and northern Pakistan suggest that some rice was consumed, and presumably planted, within this wheat- and barley-dominated zone, already during the Harappan era (2500 2000 BC), although spikelet bases to determine domestication status are so far unavailable.

On the other, the ease with which photos can be taken on a phone is feeding an interest in taking better photos, expanding the middle of the market into a "pro-sumer" segment of devices which cost a bit more but offer the user options so far unavailable on the mobile phone: An optical, rather than digital, zoom, for example, better flash, and image stabilization.