Sentence examples for generally scarce from inspiring English sources

Silver remained generally scarce; the issue of bronze became uneven.

They use a wide variety of foods in the wild, about 400 different kinds, because food is generally scarce for them.

There, stores are generally scarce, and passers-by may feel hemmed in by large buildings like the Jewish Community Center in Manhattan, Riverside Memorial Chapel, the Apple Bank building and the backside of the Beacon Theatre.

With Broadway theaters generally scarce this season, he had initially been planning to open the revival in Los Angeles in January to energize his investors about the production and Ms. Ambrose's performance.

Although the United States had long ceased to be energy-independent — that era ended just after World War II — Mr. Markey says he believes the memory of plentiful domestic supplies created a different mind-set here than in Europe, where oil was generally scarce.

For this watershed, data availability is generally scarce.

But many researchers are putting long odds against the finding, because hemoglobin is generally too scarce and fragile to last long in fossils.

However, academic research which seeks to examine the experiences of ageing among ethnic minority older people, or even which pays attention to issues relating to ethnicity in old age more generally, remains scarce (Blakemore 1999; Blakemore and Boneham 1994; Phillipson 2015; Wray 2003 a ; see also Warnes et al. 2004).

But then they noticed that three-bedroom co-ops, which were scarce, generally ranged from $700,000 to $1 million, not all that much less than houses.

However, their clinical applications are generally limited by scarce natural resources, various side effects and multidrug resistance.

The total population is unknown, but the bird is described as generally common, although scarce in Botswana and Namibia.