Sentence examples for dearth and from inspiring English sources

JAMES DEARTH and DENNIS O'SULLIVAN are the Jets' current snappers.

The problem is less about the economy, says Porter, more about the dearth – and low calibre – of men.

He also has the fervor of an activist when discussing the dearth — and occasional shoddy treatment — of gay superheroes in mainstream comic books.

The Book of Common Prayer contains a section with special prayers "For Rain," "For fair Weather," for protection against "Dearth and Famine," for salvation from "War and Tumults," and from "Plague or Sickness".

The loss of love, its dearth and its inconstancy have been examined from every possible angle by artists including (but hardly limited to) Amy Winehouse, Whitney Houston, Marvin Gaye, Joy Division and Lykke Li.

Others need to learn from it if they are to stop the carnage.The dearth and death of little sistersMost people know China and northern India have unnaturally large numbers of boys.

In a recent Inside Higher Ed column, UCLA faculty member Mike Rose wrote about the dearth -- and the necessity -- of well-thought out programs to help veterans adjust to student life.

This has exposed the dearth of, and the need for, social security for women, a legacy of comparatively lower labor market participation, higher informality, and smaller salaries.

I truly believe we are faced with a dearth of true and inspiring leaders and true and inspiring leadership.

It is necessity, dependence and a dearth of alternatives -- and, after years in this mostly Latino and relatively impoverished corner of the South Bronx, some comfort in belonging.

But war, and pestilence, disease, and dearth, Sweep the superfluous myriads from the earth.