Sentence examples for own scarcity from inspiring English sources

The central bank's own scarcity index, which measures the percentage of goods that are unavailable in shops, has reached an all-time high of 28%.

You're fired!" -- is "I have more trash than you, so na, na, na, na, na! Na, na, na, na, na!" His fellow grouch garbage people love getting made fun of in this way, and then repeatedly join in with the refrain "na, naing" at their own garbage scarcity.

I lead an undeniably privileged life, but the day I broke my clavicle, I was experiencing my own sense of scarcity.

What might we learn from the story of Isaac and the Philistines to help us in our own time of water scarcity and climate change?

The main factors leading mothers-in-law not to support/encourage ANC check ups were expectations regarding pregnant women fulfilling their household duties, perceptions that ANC was not beneficial based largely on their own past experiences, the scarcity of resources under their control and power relations between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law.

Scarcity creates its own psychology.

Eldar Shafir of Princeton and Sendhil Mullainathan of Harvard have recently, with federal help, been exploring a third theory, that scarcity produces its own cognitive traits.

Last year's dry weather caused a poor wheat harvest, and neighboring Pakistan, with a scarcity of its own, has withheld exports.

Again, there is a reasonable explanation for this: UN peacekeeping missions are basically small countries in their own right, and given the scarcity of existing infrastructure they have to build or bring everything themselves: power, accommodation, transport, food, communications, etc.

Scarcity commands its own premium.

Information abundance or scarcity on its own does not necessarily make the network information more complex.