Sentence examples for paucity of flights from inspiring English sources

US Airways is dominant on the East Coast, where United has a paucity of flights.

That leaves flying from Bordeaux to Lyon, which is possible but not a very popular route, judging by the paucity of flights.

Frustrations over the paucity of flights to Wisconsin in the early 1980's even prompted Kimberly-Clark, the paper products giant then with headquarters near Milwaukee, to lease a jet and begin running its own airline.

Three-dimensional time-of-flight.

A quadrupole time-of-flight.

The director of photography, Jay Hunter, shot it in at least fifty shades of gray, with the stress on handheld cameras and a paucity of calmative long shots — a deliberate flight, he said in an interview, from what he calls the "standoffish manner" of many Shakespeare films.

And while most analysts attribute the paucity of summer discounts to continued high demand for flights, they note that the carriers' growing sophistication in knowing when to lower or raise fares on everything from individual flights to entire routes could spell the end to the periodic fire sales of years past.

But the paucity of local supply is obvious: despite operating only three flights a week to Lusaka, British Airways is still among the five biggest airlines in Zambia by seat capacity.Denser route networks are essential.

With the current paucity of opportunities for studying whole animal mammalian physiology in space flight, the Biospecimen Sharing Program (BSP) for postflight tissue collection offers the opportunity to broaden access to biological samples shortly after return and maximize the data generated from flight animal payloads.

They complain about a paucity of offerings.

Scott Brosius' paucity of offense is a concern.