Sentence examples for left a dearth from inspiring English sources

The defection of so many good players in the past decade had left a dearth of talent.

Obviously not: 30 years of war in a benighted land have left a dearth of able administrators and scars too deep for a single leader to heal.

But the lure of hedge funds and private equity firms coupled with the warp-speed growth of Wall Street, which has created stifling bureaucracies and concomitant politics, has left a dearth of up-and-coming leadership.

That naivety reflects the loss of executive acumen incurred in an 18-year spell in opposition; the rise of professional politicians, which has left a dearth, in all parties, of leaders who have actually run things; and, perhaps, a residual, inflated left-wing faith in the easy power of the state.It was only in 2003, says Julian Le Grand of the LSE, that Mr Blair had his epiphany.

Most of them are men aged 25 to 45, leaving a dearth of skills in Taiwan.

Boston hosted the Democratic National Convention, leaving a dearth of hotel rooms for the teams scheduled to participate in the summer league.

At least six ministers resigned after Mr. Rudd replaced Ms. Gillard, leaving a dearth of experienced lawmakers in the cabinet.

Some people worry that this will leave a dearth of people with enough experience needed to run an organisation.

That would leave a dearth of big beasts on the "out" side – with Farage as the most visible face.

12 Yet, measurement of child development is usually in the form of a diagnostic which aims to identify children at greatest risk and provide appropriate individual care, leaving a dearth of research evidence on which to build population level strategies.

Charles Onyett of IGN said that those who had played through the previous Uru content would not find many changes: "As a result, Myst veterans uninterested in plugging through Urus content again will be left with a dearth of things to actually do, shifting the onus of gameplay creation to the community".