reduce availability

Frequency: 7.111.1 per million words

To make something less available than it was before.

availabilityVERB + NOUN

Categories:

reduce

Examples (10)

  • The new law aims to reduce the availability of sugary drinks in schools.
  • The factory shutdown will significantly reduce the availability of new car models.
  • Overfishing has drastically reduced the availability of certain fish species.
  • The government is taking steps to reduce the availability of opioids to combat the addiction crisis.
  • The ongoing chip shortage continues to reduce the availability of consumer electronics.
  • Urban development policies have inadvertently reduced the availability of affordable housing.
  • We must find alternative sources before the drought reduces the availability of fresh water.
  • To cut costs, the availability of public transport was reduced after 10 p.m.
  • Sanctions were imposed to reduce the availability of foreign currency to the regime.
  • Budget cuts could reduce the availability of after-school programs for students.