Sentence examples for continued scarcity from inspiring English sources

Other topics included the continued scarcity of black head coaches, a perceived decline in sportsmanship and the status of the instant replay, which Tagliabue said he liked this season while admitting that it might need some tweaking.

Could this, half a century later, be the reason for its continued scarcity?

In addition, there are the continuing problems of dismal representation of women in Parliament (where men outnumber women four to one), the enduring gender pay gap (where women working full time earn 16 percent less than men) and the continued scarcity of women in the most senior positions in business and politics.

147 Much has been written and repeated over the past several decades about the optimal content and process of "multifactorial" genetic counseling, 9, 147, 196, 204, 212– 214 despite low rates of genetic counseling referrals 215 and a continued scarcity of evidence in support of the desirability 216 or effectiveness 217 of the genetic counseling intervention.

Continued war scarcity is driving certain arm manufacturers out of the war business altogether.

Global Crossing has become the paramount planetary utility, poised to exploit the emerging bandwidth abundance on land and the continuing bandwidth scarcity at sea.

Views are the No. 1 driver of price, and people are willing to pay for scarcity," she continued.

Hits and runs continued to be a scarcity into the extra innings, especially for the Yankees, and the game dragged on into the 12th, until Rodriguez ended it.

Globally, the problem of fresh water scarcity has continued to escalate.

Continuing that logic: Scarcity is not a definer of value, as it was in the industrial age.

More clarity is vital for informed decision making, especially as water scarcity continues to increase in many regions across the globe.