Sentence examples for a real paucity from inspiring English sources

"There was a real paucity of role models.

There is a real paucity of east Asian representation in this country, and when we do see it, it is usually confined to minor or stereotypical roles".

"There's a real paucity of space but a lot of demand," said Edward J. Weiss, executive director of Cushman & Wakefield, who worked for McCann-Erickson on the deal.

There are a real paucity of tracks in this part of the country, and it seemed like a good time to use the race because of its proximity to the Northeast".

There is also a real paucity of attractive candidates to replace him.

Meanwhile the world is full of web programmers, but there's a real paucity of cryptocurrency developers, and the chasm between the two fields is hard to cross.

"We were struck by the real paucity of studies and the relatively small number of subjects in them," Dr. Blazer said.

By the end of Amalfitano's section a reader remains, like the critics in the earlier section, in possession of a paucity of real clues as to this novel's underlying "story," but suffused with dreadful implication.

22 A recent review examining the effectiveness of links in primary mental healthcare identified a paucity of real world testing of practical management models of integrated health servicing.

This extremely detailed review was undertaken at the time when there was a paucity of real data, and thus their conclusions were drawn from two small trials with very variable results.

Despite efforts to define metrics assessing hospital-level quality for renal cell carcinoma (RCC) surgical care there remains a paucity of real-world data validating their ability to benchmark performance.