Sentence examples for dramatically scarce from inspiring English sources

Well, believe it or not, thanks in part to residential and corporate "gluttons," water is dramatically scarce in California public schools.

Such a phytostabilization approach is nevertheless challenging since it requires metallicolous plants able to grow in soils where nutrients are most often dramatically scarce.

Currently, the natural populations of T. sinensis have been declining dramatically, and it has become scarce due to habitat degradation and deforestation over the past several decades (Fu and Jin, 1992).

Earth's inhabitable spaces have dramatically shrunk, its resources have become scarcer, and the intergenerational injustices are mounting.

While research in the field of active noise control has increased dramatically in recent years, practical systems remain scarce.

It can be seen from Figures 4 and 5 that as the number of users increases and the average rate and utility of best-effort users drop dramatically since the resources get more and more scarce.

They have less anxiety about the lack of rain because of a farming technique called "ripping" that has dramatically increased their farm production, even when water is scarce.

But programs like mobile banking and delivering basic news and information via SMS are just the beginning of applications that can dramatically revolutionize life in countries where Internet, power, water and food access are all scarce.

Democrats quickly criticized the GOP for devoting scarce resources to defending a discriminatory law while other programs are being dramatically cut.

With IT buyers getting in front of this challenge and trend, the two scarcest resources you need from your customers budget and motivation are about to increase dramatically.

In seasons of increased precipitation, forage availability improves dramatically (Niamir-Fuller and Turner 1999; Gregory et al. 2008) whereas in years of drought, forage becomes scarce.