Sentence examples for because of a dearth from inspiring English sources

Gerry Widdicombe, the director of economic development for the Downtown D.C. Business Improvement District, a group that helps to market the neighborhood, estimated that Washington residents spent as much as $1 billion a year in suburban shopping centers because of a dearth of stores within the District of Columbia.

Others suffered lackluster returns because of a dearth of good investment opportunities.

Urban livers wallow in emotion — about death among other things — because of a dearth of necessity.

Prices are steep because of a dearth of commercial structures to convert in a neighborhood where demand is high.

The discussion of the waiter-carriers ends too soon, unfortunately, because of a dearth of source material on the topic.

Revenue growth has slowed at the Waterstones bookstore chain, in the U.K., because of a dearth of nonfiction releases.

Over the course of Barack Obama's eight years in office, each was elevated to the position of Major Scandal by the conservative media (to the extent that each is mentioned in Texas Republican Rep. Louie Gohmert's infamous Hillary-Clinton-is-linked-to-Russia flowchart) — in part because of a general dearth of other, meatier Obama scandals to fixate on.

They chose to live in L.A. instead of New York precisely because there was a dearth of critical discourse and gallery infrastructure.

But Altshuler has reservations about the accuracy of the computed paths because there is a dearth of positional data to confirm the whales' course.

The results of this study are relevant, above all, because there is a dearth of knowledge about pharmacotherapy for elderly Brazilians living in institutions.

Ms. Cacioppo began programming these movies because she saw a dearth of formalized events in New York for fans of trash cinema when the 92Y opened in 2008.