Sentence examples for but a paucity from inspiring English sources

The leadership-training industry may be flourishing, but a paucity of effective leaders persists.

But a paucity of inspiring campaign moments could not undermine the glories of Election Day for many New Yorkers.

There is an abundance of religious books published in the Arab region -- more than triple the world average -- but a paucity of literary and artistic works.

But a paucity in fund closings by private equity firms, as well as initial public offerings and follow-on stock sales by public companes, also affected the results.

The subcommittee's report said that while the Pentagon's program was well intentioned, it was based on "an excess of faith but a paucity of science" and had raised serious doubts among service members, doubts that were hurting recruiting and retention.

Even when firms have cut back, it is worth considering that others in the same sector may have done just the same with no campaign.The biggest threat to activism is not a poor record, but a paucity of prey.

Japan's problem is a lack of opposition: not only in the party-political sense, but through a paucity of independent think-tanks, NGOs, academics and journalists to challenge the conventional wisdom.

The most straightforward example: High home prices, and the subsequent boon to tax collectors, mean money for schools but often a paucity of teachers, as educators often cannot afford high home prices.

It is highly unlikely that there is no regional variation in the etiologies of pneumonia and diarrhea, but given a paucity of quality data for the etiologies, estimating the regional variation can be challenging.

But there is a paucity of good new buildings.

But we have a paucity of art that chooses to imagine a different outcome for the civil-rights movement, or alternate universes where African-Americans, from any era, wield not less power but more.