Sentences with phrase «longer obtainable»

Sponsor has the option to replace prize with something of equal or lessor value if the prize is no longer obtainable.

Then when you consider that Juventus really has nothing to play for in the grand scheme of things — Scudetto was locked up weeks ago, the club record for points in a season is no longer obtainable — it's even tougher to tell yourself «YEAH!

Not exact matches

Conclusion Great abdominal definition and overall muscle tone is a goal that is obtainable by anyone although it obviously takes longer for some people depending on age, genetics and present fat levels.

It is extremely imperative to carefully explore all obtainable alternatives for supporting long - term education.

Loan options known as bad credit computer loans have long been obtainable to the public.

Decidueye's Hidden Ability is Long Reach, an Ability that no other obtainable Pokémon has had before.

For these which can be, an hour - long demo is now obtainable forward of its launch on each PS4 and PC.

I read religiously the seminal articles of Meyer Schapiro, Clement Greenberg, and Harold Rosenberg in Partisan Review; brilliant and short pieces by John Ashbery, James Schuyler, Donald Judd, and your own Irving in old issues of ARTnews; Dore Ashton in Art Digest, long essays by Leo Steinberg, Annette Michelson, Rosalind Krauss, Brian O'Doherty, Barbara Rose, and Michael Fried in Artforum, Linda Nochlin, Lucy Lippard, Robert Storr, Kurt Varnadoe, Nancy Princenthal, Eleanor Heartney, and Vincent Katz, among others, in Art in America, all obtainable for a dollar or two at Strand Books.

But, returning to the economics of nuclear, I don't see how any such complex technology can possible be cost competitive with wind or solar in the long run once solar achieves the likely cost reductions obtainable from large - scale production.

Carbon isotope data (obtainable in biological materials such as tree rings that can extend back long before the atomic bomb explosion in 1945) demonstrates that atmospheric CO2 has exhibited a reduction in the C14 / C12 ratio commensurate with a rise in total CO2 concentration to an extent indicating that the additional carbon coming from any postulated unidentified source (e.g., outside of deforestation) must have been lacking in C14.