Sentence examples for with unavailability from inspiring English sources

No more disappointing customers with unavailability of tapes.

The underdeveloped region and a most basic lifestyle, coupled with unavailability of major medical services with a potentially shortened life expectancy of subjects with diabetes may have prevented the development of DR in these patients.

A survey of clinicians conducted at Hammersmith Hospital, United Kingdom revealed that 78% of respondents had a problem with unavailability of inpatient images before PACS versus only 14% after PACS.

A previous study conducted in an urban poor setting in Indonesia also reported an increased risk of having diarrhea in children with unavailability of sewage and/or a place to dispose the child's stools [ 62].

Lack of training of students as well as the various problems faced by them in utilization of internet at institution coupled with unavailability of access to subscription based online databases such as UpToDate at home where students mainly use internet may have contributed to this problem.

With forecasts of heightened obsolescence of jobs coupled with the unavailability of work for large and growing numbers of Americans -- even as scarcity is solved and incomes and wealth for the relative few continue to expand -- a collective response may gather great force.

The present data on survival rates after surgery, combined with the unavailability of effective systemic therapies, justify an aggressive surgical approach in patients with hepatic metastases from RCC when a margin-negative resection can be obtained.

But optimistic forecasts that European countries, faced with the unavailability of currency devaluations, would liberalize their economies to make them more competitive, proved to be wrong.

Communities minister Penny Mordaunt last week promised any firefighter aged 55 or over would receive "unreduced" pensions if ill-health or poor fitness, together with the unavailability of desk jobs, meant they could not find continued work in the fire service.

Issues about digitisation are also highlighted, principally in connection with the unavailability of automated processes.

The need for location information to capture contexts and configure them into the computing and communication processes, coupled with the unavailability of global positioning system (GPS) in indoor environment, has triggered increased research interest in indoor localization.