Sentence examples for longer scarce from inspiring English sources

Ammunition is no longer scarce.

That the skill fails as a source of prestige when it is no longer scarce is an important explanation for the abrupt end of a fad.

No longer scarce, sex can be had anytime, anywhere, with anyone, doing anything imaginable.

It's no longer the scarce and totemic wilderness species it once was, but it can still cast a pall of predatory menace over the fields and spinney.

The internet and the availability of cheap credit have enabled talented individuals to strike out alone, and capital is no longer the scarce resource it once was.

"If the BBC no longer requires the scarce spectrum it was granted … it should be obliged to give this valuable public resource up for alternative, public value use".

Depending on the evolutionary pressures in the environment, either high growth (in conditions of competition between species and strains) or longer survival (in scarce conditions) could contribute to fitness.

Such a mechanism would have a distinct evolutionary advantage: it would enable the organism to postpone reproduction when food was scarce, living longer to reproduce when conditions later improved.

Once state-of-the-art but now obsolete, Auster's well-used and oft-repaired machine has served him steadily, through more than a dozen books, and will continue to do until he can no longer find the increasingly scarce replacement parts and ribbons it requires.

Dieter Helm, the Oxford-based energy expert cited earlier, believes that solar power will become so cheap that energy will no longer be seen as scarce.Other forms of "distributed" generation which provide power for flexible local use and storage are also coming up fast.

In addition to parrot crossbill, four species, Cetti's warbler, little egret, long-tailed skua and Mediterranean gull, have become so common that they no longer qualify even as scarce migrants.