Sentence examples for extreme scarcity from inspiring English sources

He added, "We have an extreme scarcity of housing for our residents".

One of the biggest obstacles to rapid expansion of treatment in poor countries is the extreme scarcity of doctors, nurses and high-tech equipment.

Hamon's early use of metal engraving is generally overlooked in discussions of the printing history of writing books because of the extreme scarcity of his little book.

At the onset of WW2, from 1939-40, wereerefugeesees in southern France, fleeing from the German invasion, and living there in extreme scarcity.

In an economic system that scrambles extreme scarcity (of resources and public cohesion) and extreme abundance (of images and entertainments), individual action can seem disempowered or useless, lost in the churn of financial transactions.

It considers the extreme scarcity of minority superheroes in comic books and movies, and looks at the idea of the Ultimate Marvel universe as a utopian version not only of earth but of the original Marvel series.

Defining appropriate staffing levels requires an agreement about 'the right number' [ 14] of professionals able to produce certain outputs, both at baseline and at any given point of the forecast; such a measure differs across health systems and by type of medical specialization; however, its extremes (scarcity or excess) are known to threaten health outcomes.

Princeton students don't usually face extreme financial scarcity, but they do face time scarcity.

A lot of countries are facing extreme resource scarcity.

The extreme of scarcity is intensified by the extreme of ubiquity.

In extreme cases, scarcity has led to gun and knife battles over prime fungal turf.