Sentence examples for continued dearth from inspiring English sources

ADVANCE IS 49 TO 55 POINTS Stimulating Factors Seen in U.S. Report of Higher Producing Costs, and Continued Dearth of Rain.

In places where the market is recovering, the continued dearth of housing within the reach of first-time buyers is stunning (see map).

With a continued dearth of reporting on the subject in the Russian media, Nenasheva has used social media to document her performance, and accounts of her encounters with passers-by suggested her stunt may have had some impact.

Three years ago Campion's first new film for nine years, Bright Star, about the poet John Keats, was included in the main competition and the director used the platform to criticise the continued dearth of female directors.

The Romney campaign's continuing dearth of small-dollar contributions suggests that very conservative voters, like those who supported Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich, have yet to warm completely to Mr. Romney, which could potentially mean not only less money but also fewer lawn signs and bumper stickers, fewer volunteers and, ultimately, fewer votes.

The business is a mess, plagued by a taxpayer-funded burst of expansion and a continuing dearth of customers.

A three-day tech rally was snuffed out on Aug. 3, and now it seems that another week of tepid trading lies ahead, amid a continuing dearth of encouraging economic news.

Unlike traditional graduate training, which prepares students to be independent researchers despite the continuing dearth of actual openings, PSM programs offer "another way to stay in science" by preparing students for the wide range of opportunities currently available in industry, government, and the nonprofit sector, explains Eleanor Babco, co-director of CGS's PSM Initiative.

On Thursday, in the face of a continuing dearth of evidence, the court must decide whether to set a trial date, postpone the trial, or stop proceedings altogether.

Heylin writes that both "Watching the River Flow" and "When I Paint My Masterpiece" confront "the same subject matter, a continuing dearth of inspiration, in a refreshingly honest matter".

The assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was among the spurs to action, but the principal problem in need of addressing was longstanding and continuing: the dearth of opportunities for ballet dancers who were not white.