Sentence examples for absolutely scarce from inspiring English sources

This third type, which I call "synthetic commodity money," resembles fiat money in having no nonmonetary value; but it resembles commodity money in being not just contingently but absolutely scarce.

My narrow focus is on patients who have similar medical need for an absolutely scarce, indivisible medical resource.

In Table  1, I sketch out a 2x2 matrix of scarcity and divisibility, highlighting the bulk of this paper's focus on absolutely scarce, indivisible resources.

However, increased costly marketing and a drive for autologous blood for example, could allow the supply to become less absolutely scarce.

Supply systems for absolutely scarce resources such as donor organs depend on the public's trust that equitable measures will be used in the distribution.

Of course these binary distinctions blur the practical boundaries: a liver is absolutely scarce, but could be divided to allow more than one patient to benefit.

More than half of households, it said, described their economic resources as either "scarce" or "absolutely insufficient".

"We're absolutely determined to use scarce resources to make sure our most vulnerable residents - children and old people alike - continue to be protected".

"To stretch our scarce resources, we absolutely do need to reinvent many of the production processes we are using today," says Gwen Ruta, vice president for corporate partnerships at the Environmental Defense Fund.

And everyone – absolutely everyone – will be looking for that scarcest of commodities in India: a clean toilet.

"Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely".