Sentence examples for offers a scarce from inspiring English sources

A Roving Museum offers a scarce time-budget audience access to interpretive narratives via a portable infrastructure, a mobile telephony application and a social media driven platform.

The administration's consideration of military action beyond a classic air campaign like the ones the United States mounted in Iraq and Serbia reflects a recognition that the terrorists themselves are elusive, and that Afghanistan, which shelters them, is so impoverished that it offers a scarce set of targets.

If you can offer a scarce and coveted good or service that others can't, you win.

"At a time of national and global shortages in key technical skills and engineering expertise, north-west Wales offers a unique concentration of scarce and sought after skills for employers to tap into," she said.

A prodigiously researched history that is neither top-down nor bottom-up but cross-sectional: shunning traditional chronology and players (aristocrats are scarce), Ackroyd instead offers a London defined by a set of recurring motifs -- smell, sound, speech, fog, fire, ghosts and plague are some of the more significant.

A prodigiously researched history that is neither top-down nor bottom-up but cross-sectional: shunning traditional chronology and players (aristocrats are scarce), Ackroyd instead offers a London defined by a set of recurring motifs -- smell, sound, speech, fog, fire, ghosts and plague are a few of them.

The introduction in America in February of a new, slimmer version proved so successful that the company delayed its European launch because of a shortage of hard drives for the machines (providing an opportunity for eBay entrepreneurs to offer these scarce items at a premium to customers in Europe).

It was wise, humane and often baffling, which may explain why job offers were scarce.

"Wood was a scarce resource.

"Social housing is a scarce resource.

Space itself is a scarce commodity.