Sentence examples for creating scarcity from inspiring English sources

Other retailers may also seek to entice shoppers by setting limits and creating scarcity.

Immigration would not be such a problem if the UK built homes and infrastructure and trained adequate doctors, nurses and essential workers, but politics is deliberately creating scarcity.

"It never ceases to amaze me how the studios never seem to make the connection between creating scarcity and piracy," she said.

Both allege that the foundation and board have come to exercise a questionable domination of the market, artificially controlling prices and creating scarcity to increase value, in a fraud that goes back 20 years.

"The whole idea of the second phase is to squeeze allocations, push up the carbon price by creating scarcity and encourage companies to invest in future, green technologies," one of Mr Dimas's aides said, pointing to a forward price for carbon in 2008 at close to €17 a tonne.

By creating scarcity, we might finally get fair value for the work we do".

But the use of corn to produce most U.S. ethanol, critics contend, diverts Midwestern grain from the global food supply, thereby raising commodity prices and creating scarcities.

But that increased demand for ad slots creates scarcity, which in turn leads to rate hikes".

You cannot control distribution or create scarcity without becoming isolated from this new networked world.

This can create scarcity as not all areas may be met by the supply.

He created scarcity, interest and quality in the unpublished work – but showed no interest in how it would be exploited.