Sentence examples for access to scarce from inspiring English sources

Market forces have not been allowed to allocate access to scarce infrastructure more efficiently.

The tradeoff, between access to scarce spectrum and delivery of commercial PSB, could not be sustained under conditions of spectrum plenty.

For a good while longer, wages will continue to be the main way people come by money, and prices will be needed to ration access to scarce goods and services.

Most people are seeking protection in hand-dug bunkers, making access to scarce food and water even more difficult, and dozens are dying and being wounded each day, the organization said.

Genetically modified animals should be a boon both for consumers, who may ultimately gain healthier foods and access to scarce medications, and for agricultural producers, who may cut costs with disease-resistant or faster-growing animals.

The leaked spy cables offer a glimpse into US efforts – often undeclared and unreported – to tighten sanctions and hamper Iran's nuclear progress, including blocking access to scarce mineral resources in Africa.

In a similar way, Drexel was able to charge an enviable fee for access to a scarce investor base.

Climate change could threaten domestic stability in some states, potentially contributing to intra- or, less likely, interstate conflict, particularly over access to increasingly scarce water resources.

To the displeasure of many conservative locals, Mr. Mourou noted, a number of Libyan refugees have made prodigious use of their newfound access to liquor, scarce in Libya.

Companies like Showa Denko and Santoku of Japan and Intematix of the United States are adding factory capacity in China this year instead of elsewhere because they need access to the scarce metals, known as rare earths.

Deputy Kevin Stewart was made Commerce and Employment Minister in May 2012 and said he was concerned the island was planning to give telecoms companies access to a scarce resource, rather than charging for them.