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Meanings of unavailability in English

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inaccessibilitat
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The quality of not being available when needed.

inaccessibilitat
Usage of unavailability in English
1
Goyder found fresh water in the lake, but its unavailability was confirmed.
The History of Australian Exploration from 1788 to 1888
2
These inconsistencies have most likely arisen from the unavailability of selective ligands.
Pubmed
3
The unavailability only makes more alluring in comparison with those on offer.
The Guardian
4
Nick plays dumb and combats her neediness with some cold emotional unavailability.
News.com.au
5
Clontarf's problem with emigration and unavailability has made for some interesting team selections.
The Irish Times
6
The unavailability of cold, hard facts is likely to mean Raymond goes nowhere.
The South African
7
Delays were attributed to the unavailability of custodial support to facilitate prisoner movements.
Radio NZ
8
Infants with respiratory tract malformations or unavailability of an instructed neonatologist were excluded.
Pubmed
9
Emotionally detached people should never be confused for those suffering with emotional unavailability.
Ebony
10
This temporarily unavailability has gone on for far too long.
The Irish Times
11
Paid substitution is now a huge problem due to the unavailability of trained personnel.
The Irish Times
12
Ian Bailey's civil action has again been adjourned due to unavailability of a juror.
The Irish Times
13
The Surveyor-General returned a disappointed man, and the unavailability of Lake Torrens was confirmed.
The History of Australian Exploration from 1788 to 1888
14
Much of this is due to the unavailability of credit.
Reuters
15
High interest rates and unavailability of finance had depressed demand for its vehicles, she said.
Reuters
16
Exclusions were inability to provide informed consent (where required) or unavailability for follow-up.
Pubmed
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