Sentence examples for dearth of that from inspiring English sources

There has been such a dearth of that.

We might suggest that it is their dearth of irony that prevents lower-paid women from understanding that the joke is on them in the unequal opportunities game.

A histogram of the ISI distribution for the spikes within each cluster is expected to show a refractory period, that is, a dearth of spikes that occur within milliseconds of each other (Hill et al., 2011).

Migrants can relieve the shortage of expert labour that now plagues industry and the dearth of children that threatens Germany's future.

Further, he observed that the American studios had offered "a dearth of films that have both great artistic quality and popular appeal".

That got him thinking about the relative dearth of films that truly confront a subject as common as the end of love.

They found that the patients' tissues had a relative overabundance of proteins that act as accelerators in the complement cascade, along with a dearth of proteins that act as brakes.

There is a dearth of publications that relate directly to language teaching.

For most storms, there is a dearth of data that could help shape forecasts.

Mine was such a moment – if only for the complete dearth of drama that followed.

The absence of feeling, the dearth of meaning, that accompanied the widespread awe and wonder guaranteed as much.