Sentence examples for faced with a scarcity from inspiring English sources
Faced with a scarcity of international funds, governments and some private companies in Asia and the G.C.C. are issuing sukuks to tap local liquidity pools for infrastructure projects, according to a report by Standard & Poor's.
In geometrical modeling of a reservoir's features, we are often faced with a scarcity of data.
Faced with a nationwide scarcity of execution drugs, Utah's governor on Monday signed into law a bill that resurrects the use firing squads as an alternative method of executing condemned inmates.
Faced with a growing scarcity of water in its northern cities and farms, China has decided to push ahead with a costly, long-debated plan to divert river waters hundreds of miles across the country, from the rainy south to the thirsty north.
Faced with a call for increased output and a scarcity of natural materials, Berber weavers have had to rethink aspects of their craft.
Faced with this scarcity of firsthand knowledge and secondhand report (a lack aggravated by Winberg's tendency to tear up letters that cause him emotional distress), the Chais are forced to fictionalize, sometimes brazenly.
According to the institute's assessment, Egypt imports more than half of its food because it does not have enough water to grow it domestically and Australia is faced with water scarcity in the Murray-Darling Basin as a result of diverting large quantities of water for use in agriculture.
Faced with the scarcity of surface water, fresh groundwater is the main source of water supply.
As with most semi-arid areas of the world, Ethiopia has always been faced with water scarcity, and the efforts in meeting this domestic water needs in the face of ongoing El Niño exacerbates this challenge (British Broadcasting Corporation 2015a, 2015b, 2015c; UNICEF 2015).
Faced with this scarcity, some system of fairly distributing the items must be established.
