Sentence examples for dearth of resources from inspiring English sources

When she was an undergrad at Harvard, she realized there was a dearth of resources for women who wanted to take control of their finances.

The result is a separate, poorer inner city with a dearth of resources, made even worse because the industrial plants that had provided the core of the tax base are shut down.

What makes startups unique is the sheer dearth of resources.

This dearth of resources forces founders to rapidly adapt their skills to meet the demands of the project.

In his effort to illustrate how Comcast could help boost Disney's properties, Burke inadvertently pointed out his company's dearth of resources.

"Nobody wanted to teach mathematics or science," she says, "so I ended up doing it and realized there was a dearth of resources" for Spanish speakers.

Don't be discouraged by the tough path to academia and the dearth of career resources.

Practically, that should translate into more NOAA ships, equipment, and technology going to Cuba, which has a dearth of research resources, Whittle says.

Yet such programs face severe challenges, namely: a dearth of financial resources and a general lack of will to help the perpetrators or accomplices of ISIS.

The exchange of ideas and a vision for the future is why Israel has evolved so rapidly, in spite of a dearth of natural resources and the constant threat of war and terror.

It is through them that the majority of real and studied investigative reporting is done, but faced with shrinking readership, dearth of financial resources and their stasis in creativity makes them cautious in their reporting and find themselves driven closer to their sources of funding, be they advertisers or government.