Sentence examples for paucity of good from inspiring English sources

But there is a paucity of good new buildings.

Mr. Buffett has lamented the paucity of good, well-priced firms.

It is not as if there was a paucity of good Australian candidates.

Yet another black actor speaks out about the paucity of good roles for them in Britain.

Critics will then be able to use whatever weightings they prefer.Another challenge remains the paucity of good data.

Unlike Japan, with its seventy-two traditional kō, or micro-seasons — I write this in "chrysanthemum-blooming time" — the West has a paucity of good seasonal descriptions.

Either because of a paucity of good new plays or an urge to rediscover the recent past, this is proving to be a summer of revivals.

Given the paucity of good roles for women in Bollywood, do you hope to diversify into production or direction anytime soon?

But the converse of that — you're an accomplished motion-picture actress, so does this point to a paucity of good roles for women in movies?

Kennedy may have enjoyed the company of writers, but the long history of secrecy and mythmaking has surely contributed to the paucity of good books.

In a report for China's state-run television channel CCTV in March, the Vietnamese writer and translator Trang Ha condemned the conservatism of Vietnamese literature, and the paucity of good-quality fiction available to her compatriots.