Sentence examples for continued paucity from inspiring English sources

The most worrisome feature of the market, real estate brokers noted, is the continued paucity of inventory.

Based on the Korean War, in which Chinese and North Korean troops overcame technologically superior weaponry, "we have every reason to conclude that the weak can beat the strong," said China Defense News, acknowledging China's continued paucity of high-tech arms as it contemplates the possibility of facing down the United States over Taiwan.

So, the richness of last week's rhetoric from the government can't hide the continuing paucity of resources.

The continuing paucity of blacks in major American symphony orchestras shows how sorely the organization's efforts are needed and how much work it still has to do.

Our review highlights the continuing paucity of evidence on the medium to long term effectiveness of exercise referral schemes.

In 2010 the International Continence Society ICS Committeeee for the Frail Elderly [ 19], of whom some people with dementia are one sub group, noted "the continuing paucity of clinical trials" (p165) in this population.

BP, however, continued using Corexit, citing a vast paucity of data concerning the environmental impacts of any of the alternative dispersants.

All U.S. Institute of Medicine and General Accountability Office reports on this topic from 1990 to the present are cited, as are selected high-impact, published studies to highlight the paucity of, yet the continued need for, inclusion of females and consideration of sex and gender in research across an array of biomedical disciplines.

"The current opiate crisis and the fear it generates are driving this growth and while the system surely is suffering from a temporary dearth of capacity, we believe the greatly underemphasized problem is the absence of substantial and comprehensive community-based continuing care and the paucity of prevention, early identification and intervention efforts".

Reviews of international transitional care practice continue to report a paucity of robust evidence.

However, there continues to be a paucity of guiding frameworks for legislative measures.