Sentence examples for not only scarce from inspiring English sources

In India, sons are prized to the point where they receive not only scarce financial resources for their education but also better food.

Along the coast of Valencia and a broad swath of land to the south, including much of eastern Andalusia, water is not only scarce but even dwindling because of droughts, illegal boreholes and squandering.

Not only scarce resources and the emerging social problems, but also expectations of stakeholders of a company like its customers, investors, employees, suppliers or society in general intensify the pressure on companies to integrate sustainable issues in their business.

These include not only scarce water resources but also what had been Iraq's major chemical weapons plant along with some low-grade nuclear materials that could be dangerous in a radiological weapon.

Data, however, are not only scarce, but also difficult to interpret owing differences in the inhalability and deposition efficiency of these size fractions.

There is not only scarce evidence on referral criteria, but also on the diagnostic work-up in secondary health care for children with poor growth.

Consequently, our proposed green VTRS alleviates energy consumption as it is not only becoming scarce and expensive but also causing a dramatic climate change and emission.

(iii) Third, typically the available/affordable toxicology data are not only relatively scarce and highly variable but are also subject to variance heterogeneity.

Or studies which could not be published because non-validated instruments were deployed, to assess patient satisfaction, not only wasting scarce hospital resources but also delaying changes in health service delivery by local health authorities.

Not only do scarce financial resources hamper the rural poor from using transportation, the poor may also be charged higher rates for sub-optimal services, because the low demand in rural villages does not promote fair competition [ 25].

Water is not the only scarce resource, he says.