Sentence examples for because of its scarcity from inspiring English sources

"Water is the worst," says Wang Tao, of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Centre in Beijing, "because of its scarcity, and because of its pollution".

Combination therapy is primarily indicated, and holds promise, in refractory or unresponsive cases, and because of its scarcity, it is hard to summarize and compare the efficacy of different combinations.

The Hermés Birkin is known to skyrocket in price after it's been purchased because of its scarcity, celebrity appeal and quality.

Although Q. robur is considered to be one of the most important species in European dendrochronology, it has received little attention in the steppe zone because of its scarcity in the often-degraded steppe forests.

Because of its scarcity, the yuzu fetches high prices, $8 to $20 a pound wholesale, and up to twice that at retail.

Mount Vernon's mayor, Ernest D. Davis, who calls Pelham a "closed community" because of its scarcity of affordable housing, accused the project's opponents of arrogance and insensitivity.

Because of its desert habitat and scarcity, it is not a pest of agriculture.

This is because of the scarcity of its receptor, α2,3-linked sialic acid, in human upper airway.

And yet being a sales agent, she knows that a terrace adds value and helps an apartment keep its value, because of the scarcity of outdoor space.

But because of water scarcity, Los Angeles gets its water from a few different sources local groundwater, imported groundwater, and water from the Colorado River Aqueduct meaning that the resulting beer doesn't always taste the same.

It was precisely because of that scarcity that she took hold of racism not at its source but as it reverberated through the black community.