Sentence examples for no scarce from inspiring English sources

This is true and untrue at the same time, since in reality there are no scarce resources; we just make them scarce.

"Nobody is deciding whether a video is good enough to justify the scarce channel space it takes, because there is no scarce channel space," he writes, and goes on: Distribution is now close enough to free to round down.

At the extreme if there are no scarce resources and projects do not need to be coordinated, then the information requirements are minimal and the rule of two would work well.

But the network market is vast, and characterized by the paradox of a lack of scarcity perhaps one of the first times when no scarce raw materials were required for so huge a marketplace.

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.

CHS1, CHI1, F3H1, F3′H1, DFR1, and LDOX1/LDOX2 genes were strongly correlated with the presence of anthocyanins, as indicated by high gene expression levels in the taproots of purple carrot cultivars but no or scarce expression in the taproots of non-purple carrot cultivars.

There may be no scarcer commodity in modern Hollywood than a distinctive and original film score.

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.

While hard facts on failure rates are scarce (no surprise there), there's enough collateral information to make clear that the 360 was at best a triumph of engineers under the worst of conditions, and at worst a complete catastrophe on multiple levels.