Sentence examples for dearth of think from inspiring English sources

Second, a dearth of think tanks helps insulate Indian foreign policymakers from outside influences.

This may explain why, despite an abundance of great food and superb produce, as well as a population of more than 700,000, there seems to be a relative dearth of what most think of as fine dining establishments in Seville.

Now, drifting languorously through the blandness of January with its dearth of produce, I thought of it once again.

"In Russia, they have a dearth of new housing, so I think there are some tremendous opportunities there," he said.

Feder: Peter, I think the dearth of mortgage lending is a major problem in the way of a real recovery in housing.

There are changing trends in internet use, a dearth of research on what parents think about existing formats of on-line information and support, and a 'digital divide' between those who do/do not have internet access [ 5].

Given the dearth of alternatives, many Russians had thought Mr. Kiriyenko might get the nomination.

But Ms. Berman said she thought the dearth of compelling photographs about hydraulic fracturing went beyond the question of access.

Willard had been coaxed from retirement to make a comeback because there was such a dearth of heavyweight material that Rickard thought he could still get by, but as I remember the old fellow, he couldn't fight a lick.

He said he did not think that airlines' dearth of interest now necessarily spelled trouble.

And that pretty much guarantees that there's going to be no dearth of interesting things to read and think about here.