Sentence examples for examples are scarce from inspiring English sources

But even the business gurus who promote the idea admit that examples are scarce.

They provide examples for the calculation of the heat of vaporization of mixtures, which are useful, since such examples are scarce in the literature.

Constitutive models for soft solids that quantitatively relate the state of the stress in the material to the deformation history have the potential to be used in a structure-texture engineering context, but successful examples are scarce.

On a macroevolutionary level examples are scarce, but water striders (Gerridae) [18] and hermaphroditic snails [19] provide the only putative example of correlated characters involved in a sexual arms race.

Departures from power law group size frequency distributions have been proposed as a useful tool to link individual behavior with population patterns and dynamics, although examples are scarce for wild animal populations.

Although there are also some precedents for the use of nitrogen-based functional groups, examples are scarce and mostly either poor yielding or limited to very specific substrates.

And when a moderator asked about its greatest achievements, specific examples were scarce.

Although it is likely that serial murder in Asia and other parts of the world has a similarly long history, documentary evidence of early examples is scarce and controversial.

Information on single limb support (SLS) (% Gait Cycle), for example, is scarce, yet this parameter may differ between genders.

In the Philippines, for example, jobs are scarce and a mother can earn multiples more working abroad than at home.

I'm prepared to believe that unauthorized disclosure to the press of classified information has occasionally had dire consequences, though clear-cut examples of that are scarce.