Sentence examples for dearth of such from inspiring English sources

There is a dearth of such data sets globally let alone for Australia.

There is serious dearth of such data from India, in particular.

Sadly, the massive cuts to local authority and school budgets mean that there is now a dearth of such specialists.

But having spent time in academia, I would argue that he is wrong to cast blame for the dearth of such stories at professors' feet.

Although there is a dearth of such sites in Westchester, she said, there are a number of continuing-care and assisted-living communities.

Mr Catlett of Junkbusters says the dearth of such information is itself a problem, and a general openness is needed, especially about the handling of personal information.

Never in my 76 years of spontaneous positivity, hope, enthusiasm, and good humor had I experienced such a dearth of energy, such hopelessness.

There's been a dearth, recently, of such pairings, perhaps even a general decline in the quality of new dance scores.

Although the antioxidant and phytochemical properties for some of these plants have been investigated in different countries [ 11- 15], there is a dearth of knowledge of such studies on G. bicolor and P. viridiflorum in South Africa.

As with earlier elixirs, a dearth of evidence underlies such claims.

They face longer commutes, job displacement, reduced access to educational opportunities and, likely, a dearth of public amenities such as local parks and street cleaning services.