Sentence examples for created a scarcity from inspiring English sources

By the fall of 1862 a combination of an initial Southern embargo and a tightening Federal naval blockade created a scarcity that inflated cotton prices.

But the currency crisis, which has already caused chronic shortages of staple foods, medical supplies and even toilet paper, has now created a scarcity of breast implants.

This created a scarcity that sent VW shares to more than $1,200, giving the company, briefly, the highest market value in the world.

"Long-term social changes," Lasch wrote, have "created a scarcity of jobs, devalued the wisdom of the ages and brought all forms of authority (including the authority of experience) into disrepute".

The first one was the plague, which lasted from 541 to 543 and, by decimating the Empire's population, probably created a scarcity of labor and a rising of wages.

The downsizing of hospitals in general, and maternity wards in particular, were seen by focus group participants as having created a scarcity of beds to accommodate any increased LOS.

This helps to create a scarcity value.

Its strategy has been to create a scarcity premium, Mr. Tyson said.

But the medallion pool is rarely expanded, creating a scarcity that helps keep values high.

This helps create a scarcity value: better buy now in case it is gone tomorrow.

But the expanding population is creating a scarcity of resources, and one young man, John Redlantern – a mixture of Prometheus, Moses and Gilgamesh – goes against the conservative elders and lights out for the Cold Dark.