Inflation is over 45% a year and supermarket shelves are bare of many staple goods.
In border states, markets are almost bare and prices for staple foods, such as a tin of millet, which feeds a family of five for two days, have quadrupled.
Within species, the shape of the functional response curve was similar in all individuals and it was consistent across habitat types (Figure S1), thereby identifying bare patches as a staple commodity for these individuals and species.
Photographs of them out on the town, their extraordinarily buff bodies clad in the barest of glittering gowns, are staples of the society columns in weekly magazines, and they have built a brisk business in exercise videos and soft-focus calendars featuring them purportedly being themselves, which apparently involves a lot of time spent in the nude.
That was a stark contrast from the miniskirts and bare legs and midriffs that had been a staple of their previous routines.
We hope that this last emergency meal becomes a staple in your house for when the cupboard is bare.
For poor Iranians, keeping bread and rice prices affordable makes the difference between bare survival and destitution.Although many economists frown on Iran's extensive system of keeping staple prices low, they are more tolerant of the bread and wheat subsidy.
He had hair down to his shoulders, which were bare, of course, because of the sleeveless shirt that has long since been abandoned as a tennis wardrobe staple by the major clothing companies.
Staff members there alerted their boss, Melony Samuels, that their stock of produce and staples was being "wiped out" and at the rate people were lining up for food, the pantry would be bare before the weekend.
Near the visitor centre at Ao Phante Malaka, there are a handful of bare-bones cafes that will whip up a wok of phat khao phat thalay (seafood fried rice) or other staples for little more than £2.
