Sentence examples for conspicuous dearth of from inspiring English sources
There has been a conspicuous dearth of day clothes, the sort of sleek suits and dresses that American women, above all, wear for comfort and style, and he had them in lightweight tweeds and taupe linen, sometimes with yellow-tinted python discreetly etched inside the collars and cuffs.
This Guardian article points out the conspicuous dearth of female directors.
Since Archer has been expelled from the Conservative Party, this was, perhaps, not surprising, but the presence of so many old Thatcherites — John Wakeham, Norman Fowler, and Peter Lilley — only made the dearth of younger Tories more conspicuous.
In such a comprehensive text, the dearth of surgical critical care is conspicuous, with a single chapter devoted to traumatically injured patients.
The dearth of effective childhood obesity prevention is particularly conspicuous for minority groups.
In the case of the E401K mutation, the assembly pathway was arrested, with a conspicuous retention of the mutant polypeptide complexed with prefoldin (PFD) and the cytosolic chaperonin (CCT), and a dearth of native α/β heterodimers.
Why is there this dearth of information?
The dearth of restaurants was no problem.
There's a dearth of quality product.
The Knicks have a dearth of them.
