Sentence examples for developing scarcity from inspiring English sources
How can there be a developing scarcity of labor when real wages in much of the U.S. economy appear to be static?
And it may wear you down -- a founder worried about paying the rent, who is skimping on everything, develops a scarcity mentality and can get exhausted.
The Wuhan automotive cluster is developing quickly, but scarcity of talent has become the bottleneck for its development.
In the dry season in most of the livestock-growing regions in developing countries, the scarcity of good-quality forage makes it very difficult not just to maintain the bodyweight of animals but even to prevent their death.
As is the case with the bottling companies Coca-Cola and Pepsi, water scarcity in developing economies is a huge challenge for brewing companies.
To address issues of poor sanitation and water scarcity in developing countries, innovative wastewater management systems should be proposed, based on considerations of life cycle and local environmental impacts.
An important foreseeable barrier to this pursuit is resource scarcity in developing countries like Bangladesh.
Being a developing third world country, scarcity of the essential diagnostic facilities also contributes to the above problem.
Furthermore, many developing countries have a scarcity of mental health resources [ 10] and this might influence the depression-related knowledge and responses of undergraduates in these countries.
A major constraint to animal production in developing countries is the scarcity and fluctuating quantity and quality of the year-round feed supply.
Most of the research on water scarcity in Botswana is mostly inclined towards physical water scarcity, while little is investigated on how the design of institutions for water management in developing countries leads to water scarcity.
