Sentence examples for ongoing scarcity from inspiring English sources

The ongoing scarcity of black managers and black administrators 35 years on from the first generation of English black professionals also stands out starkly.

With the ongoing scarcity of fossil-based fuels and chemicals, mankind has been driven to find new substitutes for petrochemical-based polymers (Eerkens 2010).

And while professionals and critics share the rising concern that ongoing recession and scarcity of jobs might chase young practitioners out of the field a considerable part of the latter are actually redefining the profession.

Urban water scarcity from ongoing drought and an increasing population are driving a range of water saving options to be explored in Melbourne Australiaa).

This paper proposes a conceptual framework that could be used to enhance equitable resource allocation in the context of resource scarcities and ongoing unmet need.

Mass migration of refugees into cities, spurred by food scarcity and the ongoing revolution, also may have played a role in the epidemic of 1915 1918 (J.N. Burns, unpub. data).

Given the scarcity of comprehensive ongoing injury surveillance in this and many other settings in LMIC, the findings of this study present a rare glimpse into the specific, data-based, patterns of non-fatal injury injuries in Cape Town.

Scarcities of life-sustaining medications, ongoing hyperinflation and long lines for such basic items as eggs and shampoo have boosted Venezuelans' misery index to the point that opposition candidates are likely to win a majority of National Assembly seats in Sunday's elections for the first time in 15 years.

Sand rice is a potential food crop resilient to ongoing climate change; however, partly due to the scarcity of genetic information, this species has undergone only little agronomic modifications through classical breeding during recent years.

Food system is precarious in the face of increasing global human population, changing consumption patterns, ongoing climate change and soil degradation, and growing scarcity of water and land [ 1– 5].

On the supply side, farmers are faced with spreading water shortages, a scarcity of new cropland to plow and the ongoing loss of cropland to residential construction, industrial construction and the paving of land.