Sentence examples for was otherwise available from inspiring English sources

Lawrence Comroe, a broker with the Corcoran Group, who stood by Mr. Dudley's elbow with a 10-page sales brochure in his hand, said that the house was simply too special to show at an ordinary open house and was otherwise available to be seen by appointment only.

If the firearm was loaded and not in a locked case, or if it was otherwise available for immediate use, it was a felony offense called Aggravated Unlawful Use of a Weapon (AUUF).

"The market dislocation in Greece is creating significant opportunities that wouldn't be otherwise available".

According to Picard, Wilpon and his partners used the Madoff accounts to prove their net worth and creditworthiness to raise capital "that might not have been otherwise available".

One recent example is a service that the Nasdaq market and Chicago Mercantile Exchange introduced in May, which promises to get Nasdaq's market data to customers in Chicago and Chicagogo data to the East coast — 2 milliseconds faster than it is otherwise available thanks to the use of microwave transmission.

This technology offers a new method for structuring porous polymer foils that are otherwise available for non-porous polymers only.

That includes both CBS and Time Warner Cable, as well as consumers who pay monthly to watch programming that is otherwise available for free online or over the air.

The software will be included with Apple's next operating-system upgrade, the forthcoming Panther, aka version 10.3, and will be otherwise available for $29.95 for those who don't upgrade to Panther after the beta-testing period expires.

One concurrentist, Julian Lamont (1998), puts the view this way: we incur deprivation harm at the time some event ensures that we will not retain or attain some good that is otherwise available.

Therefore, we were able to included information that would not be otherwise available in the medical record.

Patients get access to experimental agents and may experience a higher level of care than is otherwise available; medications may become available in international markets more rapidly.