Sentence examples for evident dearth from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the cables reveal the limits of American influence within Russia and an evident dearth of diplomatic sources.

Hours before showtime, I found myself captivated by the ringleaders at cable news channel MSNBC: David Gregory and Keith Olbermann, wearing their politically non-committal purple ties, and Chris Matthews, looking like he'd escaped from an asylum, his mad, windblown hair and the evident dearth of combs in the whole of Denver lending an even more maniacal air to his usual madcap blathering.

And so it was, too, sometime in 12th- or 13th-century Florence, when, according to Giorgio Vasari, the city fathers, distressed by an evident dearth of gifted local painters, summoned artists trained in the Byzantine style, and their presence contributed to the early stages of the Italian Renaissance.

Reflecting what some distribution executives said on condition of anonymity, Mr. Maxwell suggested that the dearth of evident demand was the main reason for Al Jazeera's being shut out.

On the other hand, this is where "idea dearth" becomes most evident and inhibiting.

There's still a dearth of evidence that they are.

The dearth of care is most evident when it comes to individuals who commit violent crimes.

Russia's dearth of high-seas rescue equipment was evident in August when a small rescue submarine became entangled off its Pacific coast.

This was starkly evident in an EDX area scan which showed a dearth of sodium and oxygen in the microsphere.

The dearth of public space in Cricklewood is immediately evident as soon as you leave the train.

A dearth of predicted secondary structure elements is also evident.