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

This type of uncertainty stems from a scarcity of data, which is especially pronounced for time periods before reliable modern measurements, and for regions in the southern hemisphere where there are fewer observational stations.

There's a refreshing scarcity of supporting material and plenty of plain, empty space.

The problem isn't a scarcity of candidates, though, but a scarcity of workers willing to stay on the job given the company's working conditions and salaries.

Hometrack sees a scarcity of supply being offset by a murky economic outlook.

"We have a scarcity of super-elite colleges, but not a scarcity of seats at good educational institutions," he said.

Complicating the situation is a scarcity of data on best practices in a college environment.

There is also a scarcity of choice.

A scarcity of men adds to the mix.

Worst of all, there was a scarcity of books in the country.

But a scarcity of time was only one – and perhaps the least – of his problems.

A scarcity of Russian coaches is at the center of the decline.