Sentence examples similar to a certain scarcity of from inspiring English sources

In periods of speedy progress, it seems, stubborn reactionaries at least enjoy a certain scarcity value.

The certain scarcity of these interactions is due to the poor binding of metal cations to RNA and, accordingly, the poor selectivity of such binding.

"The whole point of these games is to reintroduce a certain level of scarcity.

When unemployment falls below a certain level, the scarcity of workers enables them to negotiate higher wages, and inflation picks up.

Fraudulence is most likely to occur when the demand for a certain kind of work coincides with scarcity and thus raises the market prices.

So, researchers now think that there is either a scarcity of certain crucial neurotransmitters or that receptors designed to take up these brain chemicals are malfunctioning.

Does this mean that a female majority of medical students will result in a scarcity of doctors in certain specialties?

The scarcity of Latin translations of Alexander's commentaries suggests a certain preference for the interpretation of the later, Neoplatonist, commentators.

In an eight-horse field with a scarcity of early speed, he would tuck Melatonin behind certain pacesetter Lieutenant Colonel and bide his time.

Life is defined by scarcity, and money removes certain scarcities.

Certain stalwart brands will survive and even thrive because of a new scarcity of quality content for niche audiences that demand more than generic information.