Sentence examples for welcome availability from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the job has become so much easier with the spread of Internet searching and the digitalization of so many likely sources--not least the scanning-in of whole libraries of books and the welcome availability of newspaper archives going back hundreds of years.

In many ways, the job has become so much easier with the spread of Internet searching and the digitalization of so many likely sources not least the scanning-in of whole libraries of books and the welcome availability of newspaper archives going back hundreds of years.

As a former theater critic (1010 WINS Radio) and former Drama Desk president, I welcome the availability of computer-enhanced orchestras on the road and in schools.

Newer Tesla owners will certainly welcome the availability of the full Autopilot feature set, which should arrive next week beyond that initial 1,000 person test pool provided they encounter no issues with this revision of the software.

Surveys have shown that a majority of nurses welcome the availability of an MET service, with 84% feeling that it improves their work environment and 65% considering it a factor when seeking a new job in an institution [ 39, 40].

Implementation of the ICDP was slower than anticipated, but health services, particularly those with a history of providing PHC to Indigenous people, welcomed the availability of resources to improve services.

Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation director Dr Alex Wodak said while he welcomed the increased availability of the antidote, it was not sufficient to address Australia's increasing abuse of opioids.

State officials said they welcomed the increased availability of Pell grants.

All subsequent administrations (with the limited exception of the latter part of Bill Clinton's presidency, when the U.S. was running budget surpluses) have welcomed the resulting availability of cheap foreign capital.

The clients and patients welcomed the local availability of new diagnostic technology and the apparent involvement of the government in securing good quality health services for them from providers with often uncertain credentials.

While the F.D.A.'s approval is certainly a welcome development, improving the availability of abortion services for all women remains a significant challenge for the future.