Sentence examples for general scarcity from inspiring English sources

Westerly winds and gales account for the general scarcity of trees.

In contrast, there is a general scarcity of publicly available ecotoxicological data concerning pharmaceuticals.

Industry-funded studies that find no neonicotinoid impact are a target for critics, and researchers highlight the general scarcity of peer-reviewed science on the subject.

The general scarcity of appreciation is, of course, no surprise – Funny Bones fits into no known genre and makes no compromises about its many, many peculiarities.

But there are at least two hundred ethnic groups in southern Sudan and, amid general scarcity, an ominous abundance of arms and independent militias.

Beyond the particular problems of the Somali community, there's a general scarcity of women in our newsrooms, making it difficult for burning issues to be discussed from a female perspective.

The problem turned out to be vastly overblown, but not before it had become part of the era's conventional wisdom about general resource scarcity.

But, despite low rainfall and general food scarcity, Cisse has had a bumper rice yield this year.

The cognitive effect of poverty the researchers found relates to the more general influence of "scarcity" on cognition, which is the larger focus of Shafir's research group.

In general, the relative scarcity of amorphous silica phases at Franklin Seamount can be explained by the silicon content of the vent fluid (Table 1), which is calculated to be under-saturated with respect to amorphous silica by a factor of 5 at a temperature of 25°C.

In general, there is a scarcity of entomologists trained in mosquito control, and this has led to a backlog in hiring, some officials said.