unprocurable

If buying privately, take care - as with all vintage equipment, parts are virtually unprocurable.

As to the cannon for Browne and him, draught-cattle seem absolutely unprocurable.

Priestley makes a specific reference to Photometria; that it was an important book but unprocurable.

But it needed desperate courage to kill yourself in a world where firearms, or any quick and certain poison, were completely unprocurable.

Sugar and petroleum are unprocurable and money has ceased to circulate.

It may be said, however, that this information is not forthcoming simply because it is unprocurable.

Fodder remains unprocurable along with molasses which now has to be imported when producers decide to take that step.

It may only be a matter of time until care from an obstetrician during a vaginal breech birth becomes unprocurable.

Limited, a company formed originally to purchase oilfield equipment unprocurable in Australia, from overseas sources.

Joe had scoured Chicago for the alcoholic commodities now practically unprocurable, and returned in triumph to the couple's furnished room.

He volunteered to carry out a reconnaissance, and brought back valuable information obtained under heavy artillery and machine-gun fire, which had been unprocurable from other sources.

The book was supposed to contain the ultimate secrets of evil and forbidden knowledge; and, moreover, the original text, written by the mad Arab, Abdul Alhazred, was said to be unprocurable.

He told me how during the time he had been away she had become totally blind owing to some special German stuff, that had been formerly injected to keep her sight, being now unprocurable.

In 1930, Edmund Blunded stated, "This characteristic little invention was the now unprocurable Literary Pocket-Book, from the surviving sets of which it is to be wished that a facsimile might be published."

It states in essence, "The protagonists of the practice of human experimentation justify their views on the basis that such experiments yield results for the good of society that are unprocurable by other methods or means of study.

We do not know what he would have said--it is just possible that the unprocurable pamphlet, 1601, would supply a clue but we may guess that it would have wrecked his reputation and reduced his income to reasonable proportions.

Each morning as he dressed a bird seemed to be singing in his heart, and as he lay down to sleep he would pillow his head against a hand about which still hung a delicate fragrance of Margot Beste-Chetwynde's almost unprocurable scent. '

In the 1890s, Teixeira was the leading translator for the Lutetian Society, a group whose mission was "to issue to its members, translations of such representative master-pieces of fiction by Continental authors as are unprocurable in English in an unmutilated rendering."

But if there is an absolute necessity for their mention, a chosen few might hear them in a mystery, and they should sacrifice not a common [Eleusinian] pig, but some huge and unprocurable victim; and then the number of the hearers will be very few indeed.

I began to see quite soon that by the time I had dismissed the things that would shortly be unprocurable, such as chemical fertilizers, imported feeding stuffs, and all but the simpler kinds of machinery, there was going to be much expenditure of sweat for problematical returns.