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

And over time we realized there's another particularly important problem that this population faces, and that is a problem of information scarcity.

In Mozambique the introduction of " tecnico de cirurgia" was accepted as a temporary solution to a critical problem of scarcity of human resources for health, but no clear attention was paid to the institutional and organizational implications of introducing a cadre playing such an important role.

In the initial decade of the training of TCs in Mozambique there was a clear opinion, above all among senior surgeons, that the introduction of TCs was only acceptable as a temporary solution to a critical problem of scarcity of human resources for health.

The majority of African countries falls within the low and middle income range and they face a severe problem of scarcity of funds to provide quality health care services with the average total health expenditure in African countries being at US$1355 per capita in 2010, which is only 4.2% of the US$31500 spent on health in an average high-income country [12].

Nowadays, each and every country is facing a problem of huge water scarcity because of pollution created by manmade activities.

"You think we can't find a way to solve the problem of scarcity?" she asks me.

However, the Supreme Court has ruled that the problem of scarcity does not allow the raising of a First Amendment issue.

But this early version failed to address the problem of scarcity: it couldn't produce enough to sustain a growing population.

And there's the problem of scarcity.

2. In 2011, of course, list makers who write professionally about culture do not face the problem of scarcity.

For the Ju/'hoansi, that fundamental axiom of modern economics, "the problem of scarcity", simply did not apply.