For years people have taken water for granted, despite increasing droughts and scarcity, says a team of researchers including EEB professor Andrew Dobson.
Pay as you go MILLIONS of UK householders could be forced to have water meters if the government grants other companies the 'water scarcity status' that it gave Dover Water Services last week.
Recruiting trained specialists is a daunting task for the centers, and many worry that the scarcity of new grants will greatly worsen staffing shortages, especially at clinics in rural areas.
In view of spectrum scarcity, individual rights granted to undertakings should be regularly reviewed.
Traditionally it denoted scarcity, quality, exclusivity, pedigree, authenticity, and class (in the Cary Grant sense of the word).
To grant artists quantifiable ownership over their work, Duca's platform promotes digital scarcity through artist-assignable rarity.
Potential overseas researchers and teachers face numerous hurdles: a language barrier, bureaucratic complications, an arduous tenure track, a scarcity of online information, a lack of funds and privileges granted to Italian university insiders that exclude foreigners.
I don't think we can comprehend the scarcity of items back then that we now take for granted, we can read books about it but we can't comprehend that the basics in life were hard to come by.
But as Hamilton is forced to share his place on the $10 bill, Jefferson remains safely ensconced on the $2 bill — an all-but-useless denomination granted the hipster cache of a deleted Smiths single due to its relative scarcity.
But as Hamilton is forced to share his place on the $10 bill, Jefferson remains safely ensconced on the $2 bill -- an all-but-useless denomination granted the hipster cache of a deleted Smiths single due to its relative scarcity.
And in the case where the Israelites complain of scarcity and upset within the bounds of the gift of manna, they are granted more -- more than they could possibly ever want -- to teach them the limits of desire.
