Sentence examples for considerable scarcity from inspiring English sources

In part this was due to the priority that military consumption and production necessarily had over civilian, however, there was also a considerable scarcity of raw materials and other components required for manufacturing.

Re-use and recycling will play a considerable role in overcoming materials' scarcity [23].

A limitation of this study is that, because of the considerable increase in costs and scarcity of supplies, we did not enroll more patients.

Only a qualitative synthesis was carried out due to the scarcity of studies, considerable design differences and heterogeneity of reported outcomes.

It is noteworthy that spatial locations where the estimates exhibit higher discrepancies from the data values (for both PM10 and ozone) are mostly close to either the boundary between regions of considerable data availability and data scarcity or the metropolitan area where the high variability of PM pollutants and ozone generated from traffic or local industrial emissions may be present.

Chamomile (Matricaria recutita L). may be considered as an economical crop for fields with water scarcity due to its considerable adaptability to a wide range of climates and soils.

But Snatcher left a considerable impression and because of both its striking features and scarcity in the West, the only official English version ever produced being the Mega CD port (also marketed in the US and Australia), it's long enjoyed a cult following.

But Snatcher left a considerable impression – and because of both its striking features and scarcity in the West, the only official English version ever produced being the Mega CD port (also marketed in the US and Australia), it's long enjoyed a cult following.

And while professionals and critics share the rising concern that ongoing recession and scarcity of jobs might chase young practitioners out of the field a considerable part of the latter are actually redefining the profession.

A considerable burden of disease (BoD) can be assumed, while previous analyses were limited by data scarcity.

Production may have been based on minerals that were not widely available and became scarce, but the relative scarcity of tin minerals did not prevent a substantial trade in that metal over considerable distances.