Sentence examples similar to intense dearth from inspiring English sources
Now a third wave of startups is sprouting up to tackle the dearth of vocational CS training with intense, in-person training.
This plenitude is often explained by the intense competition for top engineers; companies often complain that there is a dearth of well-trained programmers — though this may be an overstatement — and many of the best ones tend to want to start their own companies instead of working for others.
This plenitude is often explained by the intense competition for top engineers; companies often complain that there is a dearth of well-trained programmers though this may be an overstatement and many of the best ones tend to want to start their own companies instead of working for others.
As Dana Evan from Jafco Ventures said at that Box VC panel, one of the problems every technology company faces today is the dearth of programming talent in the market and that's led to intense competition around hiring, and in turn to attract them to the platform each vendor is pushing so hard.
The dearth of new antibiotics in the pipeline is a scandal that should justify intense media attention.
The dearth of small bodies suggests that the Kuiper belt experienced a bout of intense collisions in which icy bodies a few tens of kilometers in diameter were smashed to smithereens.
They point to the dearth of medical studies to back up the theory, which has become a matter of intense debate among professionals.
The dearth of minorities in the ranks of those eligible for promotion after the 2003 test engendered intense debate and led the city to scrap the test results in early 2004.
Ocho Cinco, Dearth is not.
