Sentence examples for made scarce from inspiring English sources
McCain's aides made scarce use of her for a while thereafter.
Nowadays, regardless of the great efforts made, scarce information are available on the delamination behavior of reinforced curved substrates.
The Arabs and non-Arabs compete for water and forage, made scarce by environmental degradation and the spread of the desert.
ReprintsDuring the second world war, health insurance was used to attract workers made scarce as young men headed off to battle.
It was a major economic miscomprehension, which is: it wasn't World Trade Center souvenirs that had become scarce; it was the World Trade Center itself that had been made scarce.
But now most of them struggle to survive -- herding camels and livestock and moving camp as often as once a week in search of pasture made scarce by drought and desertification.
OO Cotton Crops Accelerate Chinese Desertification Being a very water intensive crop, it stresses an increasingly scarce resource, made scarcer with climate change.
She makes scarce reference to scripture, and mentions only a few theologians.
The public sector and those engaged by it to deliver public services need to become much more entrepreneurial – taking calculated risks; making scarce resources go further; and innovating.
One commenter argued that by co-funding NERC projects or studentships, Shell could potentially make scarce public research money go further.
Research reports and publications often make scarce mention of the difficulties encountered during the process of collecting data, despite their potential value to the research community.
