Sentence examples for global scarcity from inspiring English sources

More importantly, though, there is no global scarcity.

Perhaps ultimately even more important is the global scarcity of fresh water.

And in times of global scarcity and increasing need, a vision which brings donors closer to your mission has never been more important.

The British government pays for much of the society's work, and its leaders join the robust debates of the day, on matters like global warming and genetically modified crops, which they view as a sensible answer to global scarcity.

Amid the standard bromides about economic interdependence, global scarcity, OPEC and so forth, Schmidt lit the fuse of a political bomb whose explosive consequences even he may not have foreseen.

Moreover, accelerating globalization, increasing demand for animal protein in our diets, the need for new sources of energy, and the global scarcity of land have led to a decoupling of land use and local control, which raises issues of governance.

But, while such competition would reveal new global scarcities, it would also bring higher prices, thereby encouraging producers to increase yields and productivity.

Hanasaki, N. et al. A global water scarcity assessment under shared socio-economic pathways part 2: water availability and scarcity.

With increasing global resource scarcity, waste becomes a resource that can be managed globally.

In the 1970s, fears of global gas scarcity led many governments to ban the use of gas in electricity generation.

Veldkamp, T. I. E. et al. Changing mechanism of global water scarcity events: impacts of socioeconomic changes and inter-annual hydro-climatic variability.