Sentence examples for own paucity from inspiring English sources

By selecting Griffin, then ignoring other needs and their own paucity of future picks to select a not-so-challenging challenger, the Redskins sent the message that they are still the Redskins.

But Mr. Karzai's decision — which moved the country one step closer to undoing the election — contained real risks of its own and underscored the paucity of good options since the disputed vote.

Susan Gottesfeld, associate executive director of the Osborne Association—another reentry and prison reform program told me that one of the barriers faced by reentry programs, including her own agency, is a paucity of funds for host programs to serve those leaving incarceration with or without bail troubles.

We go to his films to gasp, not to yearn or pity or weep, except over the paucity of our own automobiles.

Perhaps the overfamiliarity of performing with his own ensemble made for a paucity of adrenaline, or maybe Mr. Zukerman was simply tired and bored after a long tour.

They lost in Pittsburgh on Tuesday, 2-0, buthehe Rangers were more miffed by the quality of the Penguins' scoring chances than the paucity of their own.

Djokovic insisted, however, that tennis fans should be confident in the cleanness of his own sport because of the paucity of tennis professionals who have been caught with performance-enhancing drugs.

When she looks around her own workplace, she notices a paucity of women engineers and coders.

In the face of such overwhelming momentum on the part of a sprawling government apparatus to justify its own existence and expense, a paucity of legitimately threatening plots is no real obstacle.

Recognizing the paucity of their own case, the Prop 8 defenders of anti-gay discrimination went as far as to assert during closing arguments that they "don't have to have evidence" -- a shocking assertion in any case, especially one that's weighing direct injury to thousands of couples and the constitutional guarantee of equal protection.

"This reality allows scientists to pursue their own ideas because of the relative paucity of established 'dogma.'".