Sentence examples for having a paucity from inspiring English sources

Ex vivo NKT lymphocytes also differed from NKT clones in having a paucity of cells expressing the NK markers CD56 and CD161, and the cytolytic molecules granzyme B and perforin (Table 2).

US Airways is dominant on the East Coast, where United has a paucity of flights.

The Rangers knew they had a paucity of pitching, but they bulked up offensively, adding Andres Galarraga and Ken Caminiti besides Rodriguez.

(The Canadian stock market also has a paucity of publicly traded retailers and an outsize number of natural resource companies).

With most of New York City cut off by water from the mainland United States, it has a paucity of direct rail freight links to the rest of the nation.

Little wonder then that Pakistan has a paucity of sporting stars, dazzling actresses and world famous designers to fill page after page of successive issues of Hello.

"We have a paucity of fields here," Mrs. Cooper acknowledged, "and there's never enough for all the school and recreational teams".

Unlike Japan, with its seventy-two traditional kō, or micro-seasons — I write this in "chrysanthemum-blooming time" — the West has a paucity of good seasonal descriptions.

Knowing Britain had a paucity of foreign currency reserves to sell, speculators such as Soros confidently moved in for the kill.

Mr. Maltz praised the plan to build in East New York, which he said had a paucity of nationally known discounters, and is also close to several densely populated communities, like Canarsie.

It isn't news that just two or three years ago, Harlem had a paucity of bank branches, grocery stores and other basic amenities, or that now that more affluent people have started to move there, upscale shops and restaurants have followed.