Sentences with phrase «lose ready access»

While it may be possible and practical for the bitch to travel the distance to the stud, the bitch may lose ready access to the veterinarian (or the veterinarian of choice) by doing so.

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Watching CNN, MSNBC, CNBC and Fox News without cable So, are you ready to pull the plug on your cable or satellite provider but worried about losing access to your...

They were ready to lose the pull - ups at night, yet couldn't access their potty chair easily because of the bars.

August 9, 2011: Arkansas Green Party Loses Lawsuit Against the 3 % Vote Test to Remain on the Ballot July 20, 2011: Arkansas Green Party gets Ready to Petition to Get Back on Ballot May 11, 2011: Eighth Circuit Hears Arkansas Green Party Case May 2, 2011: Hearing Set in Arkansas Green Party Ballot Access Lawsuit

But two things that should not get lost in the hurrahs, here, is that 1) even digital texts have a carbon footprint, based on the energy needed to find, download and read them, and 2) not everyone yet has ready access to or comfort manipulating the electronic hardware needed to digest digital docs.

If they are stored and conserved properly, if scholars have ready access to them and if they're made available for lending to museums, then nothing will be lost.

With First Solar not yet having sold a major U.S. utility scale projects without the low cost of capital provided by a DOE loan guarantee, its ability to secure ready access to capital markets at a low cost will be critical, in our view — for its growth strategy, particularly, as we estimate its core direct module sales are losing money at current prices.»