Sentence examples for growing scarce from inspiring English sources

Available living memories are growing scarce.

Against this backdrop, the numbers of priests are growing scarce.

Nuns, who form the backbone of Catholic education, are also growing scarce.

The economy's best hope lies with export demand, but this is growing scarce.

Jobs in the construction industry, a major employer of immigrants, are growing scarce, declining 8.6percentt in December compared with the previous year.

It is a chunk of undeveloped, unearmarked land, something that even on the swampy West Shore, Staten Island's final frontier, is growing scarce.

Yet such places are growing scarcer.

LOVERS of thumping music and human sweat are growing scarcer.

Refugees are camped on the outskirts of the city, with water, food and medicine growing scarcer.

Roberts delivers a litany of terrors small and large: "Arable land is growing scarcer.

Many more remain trapped in Saada, where aid groups have no access at all, and supplies of food, water and fuel are growing scarcer.