Sentence examples for never scarce from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, good restaurants are never scarce in the village.

My oldest sister had already left home by the time I was a teen, but the teen-mania that surrounded our household at various times with different music artists and bands was never scarce.

For most of my generation reared by Depression parents money has never really been scarce, not scarce in that 1930's way.

With Ford planning to build some 4,500 over three years, they will never be truly scarce, and scarcity is what separates top-rung collectibles from other cars.

The anonymous author of A Rich Closet of Physical Secrets (1652) told readers that such women 'without great help, scarce or never they can part with the child'.

(Remarks by Twombly are scarce; he almost never gives interviews).

Its residents like it so much, she says, that they never leave, and apartments are scarce.

Had jobs not been so scarce, he would never have returned there, and now he yearned to escape.

But though money was scarce, my parents never put pressure on me to get a proper job – far from it.

Independent bookshops continue to close, while mobile games and on-screen entertainment are competing for readers' scarce attention like never before.

Since it is scarce, there is never enough of the resource to satisfy all the agents all the time.