Sentence examples for notable dearth of from inspiring English sources

This time though, Gill and King are working on material for a new album rather than revisiting old favourites – and not a moment too soon, there being a notable dearth of intelligent, politicised rock around these days.

BuzzFeed does have a notable dearth of serious news.

But there was a notable dearth of business people on the panels, and a notable lack of commercial thinking in the proposals as they were slowly hammered out by all the policy-dominated teams.

With the pretty notable dearth of VR content, conversations surrounding VR's lack of a "killer app" can seem a bit fruitless, but Milk says that the killer app already exists — it's VR storytelling.

There is a notable dearth of peer-reviewed evidence surrounding actual predictors associated with birth certificate ownership, particularly in Asia where vast under-registration continues to be unaddressed.

Of relevance to the present research, there is a notable dearth of evidence in the published literature that addresses hygiene care within the broader concept of caring.

Most notable: the dearth of first basemen and the paucity of reliable sources of steals.

However, as the new session began on March 3rd, the throne speech outlining the legislative programme was notable for its dearth of new ideas.

IN AN election campaign notable for its dearth of glamour, the slick and so far only television advertisement run by the incumbent, President Nursultan Nazarbaev, does stand out: it shows Kazakhstan's leading businessmen declaring that "we entrepreneurs have made our choice" and one by one proceeding to praise the enormous economic successes of the country in snappy soundbites.

Observers have noted the dearth of independent assessments of GK's work – all the more notable as the movement spreads overseas.

The festival examines why there was a dearth of notable British composers in the decades before Elgar, and how Elgar, who in many ways remains as enigmatic as his famous "Enigma" Variations, was a product of and also affected his times.