Sentence examples for dearth of it from inspiring English sources

Dearth of it compromises health and survival, rendering its retention and escalation to be of paramount importance.

And there's a scary dearth of it in this campaign.

For an explanation of how a surplus of gold bullion could be as dangerous as a dearth of it, Mr. Ahamed breaks the issue down maneuver by maneuver.

The juxtaposition was striking: an abundance of diversity on the stage and a dearth of it in the crowd, with the exception of a few minorities like the young black man who carried a sign that read "Quit calling me a racist".

But very few visitors know the reasons behind the dearth of it in Israel: despite the fact that many Jews living in Israel can trace their lineage to Eastern Euripe, they forsook traditional Ashkenazi food both because of scarcity but also in deliberate service to the formation of a new national narrative.

I know banter cannot be detected in photographic form – banter is microbial, a cell-level phenomenon, science's most attuned and sophisticated equipment can only detect the trail of banter left behind by a true banter particle, so ethereal is banter, so fizzing and fast-moving – but there is a dearth of it here.

When it comes to their dearth of substance, it's hardly the bands' fault that 21st-century pop culture is built on a mix of political quiescence and gormless machismo.

If the mailbag has a dearth of writers, it could be that no discerning reader pays attention to it anymore.

But Cuno said the Getty in fact has been working to increase its acquisitions spending, and the drop reflected a relative dearth of things it wanted coming on the market, rather than a diminished capacity to buy.

Another area where it's not worth cutting corners is with pastry – you could buy it ready-made, but unless you have the warmest hands on earth or a serious dearth of time, it's a waste of money.

A Dearth of Care It has far to go.