Sentences with phrase «different availability»

They're also subject to different availability rules than free nights, so it's possible full award nights may be available in certain cases where points + cash nights are unavailable.

There were no significant differences between countries of different availability of HFCS (high versus low) for BMI, total calorie intake, cereal intake, total sugar intake and «other sweeteners» intake.

She has different availabilities for North Park + 15 mile radius, Ramona + 10 mile radius, and for anywhere across San Diego County.

(And iBooks, which only works on Apple's devices, but doesn't have noticeably different availability or pricing compared to Amazon or Barnes & Noble.)

Trying to book multiples may jack up rates or cause an award query to return with no space if you are on a threshold between different availability buckets.

Nokia is exploring different availability options for its latest phones — the Nokia 3 and Nokia 5 will be sold exclusively offline, whereas the Nokia 6 will be available only on Amazon India.

It's going to walk you through all of the different availabilities of these cards and these niches.

The key to obtaining federal short - term loans is to use all available resources for both private and public institutions as these multiple sources of funding will have different availability and terms associated with the loans.

Different flights have different availability and most flights...

Different flights have different availability and blackout dates.

Would there be different availability with Singapore miles?

Plus watching their website and the unit #A1 is still listed for the same price now with another different availability date.

After I hung up with her I went to their website to check and sure enough the unit #A1 was still listed for the same price we had applied for and been approved for but now with a different availability date.

The Silver Premier Choice Plan, their featured final expense option, has two different availabilities: preferred, which acts as a policy able to pay from day one, and graded, which doesn't pay in full until the third policy year.