Sentence examples for dearth of accessible from inspiring English sources

So the next argument says that it isn't a shortage of grand sportsopoli that's the problem, but a dearth of accessible local ones.

The relative dearth of accessible literature on the Armenian genocide, and the growing interest today in questions of international justice and humanitarian intervention, make this book timely and welcome.

This family consistently showed a high number of records without coordinates, and fewer high-quality records, likely reflecting the general dearth of accessible records from Southeast Asia.

In practice, a dearth of accessible, scalable and biologist-friendly bioinformatics tools for exploiting these large-scale data restricts application of these sequencing technologies in minor species and institutions lacking bioinformatics infrastructure [ 2].

With raised awareness amongst editors of publication bias due to study origins, we hope this phenomenon, if contributing to the dearth of accessible trials from the Arab world becomes less prevalent.

This dearth of readily accessible information has the potential to undermine the intention of decision-makers to use evidence in policy development and must be addressed.

The reasons for these measures were the manifold problems in the public sector hampering the utilization of its services, such as low-quality care, absenteeism of staff and a dearth of physically accessible facilities [ 1].

The latter includes: genetic and physiological makeup (low genetic diversity and ploidy barrier in arabicas, and self incompatibility/easy cross-species fertilization in robustas), long generation cycle, requirement of huge land resources, and equally the dearth of easily accessible and assayable genetic tools/techniques for screening/selection.

Making healthcare accessible  Straining hospitals, a dearth of health centres in rural Madhya Pradesh and difficult access to the remotest regions pulled the state into a healthcare crisis.

The dearth of effective mechanisms to ensure the accessibility of election materials, equipment, polling stations, and electoral procedures poses some questions as regards the institutional, economic, political, and social factors that continue to impede the provision of accessible election within the universal suffrage framework.

A dearth of jobs.