Sentence examples for paucity of help from inspiring English sources

"Every highly industrialised nation has a paucity of help for vast, fast-growing ageing populations," he says.Given that homes are designed for human inhabitants, the best shape for such robots might be humanoid.

The meeting in Rome of the somewhat superciliously named "Friends of Syria" has only just made it to the conference hall after the main opposition group in Syria said it wouldn't attend because of the paucity of Western help to its cause.

At the same time Miami's lousy public school system and relative paucity of college grads help create a low-wage, low-tech economic base.

The paucity of tourists has helped preserve another treasure Mosquito Bay (as in Mosquito Indians, or so the theory goes, since there's no outsized insect population here), a bioluminescent jewel whose waters are among the purest in the world.

The paucity of tourists has helped preserve another treasure Mosquito Bay (as in Mosquito Indians, or so the theory goes; there's no outsized insect population here), a bioluminescent jewel whose waters are among the purest in the world.

The paucity of data that could help treat rare diseases is exacerbated by doctors' reluctance to share what little information does exist, because hospitals tend to compete with one another rather than collaborate.

In NI, there is a relative paucity of cost data to help inform policy responses.

Many jurisdictions have undertaken large-scale pandemic planning; however, there is a paucity of tools available to help hospitals deal with the day to day challenges of surges in patient volumes.

The disappointing performance of Grimsby and the paucity of other appealing releases helped the market to record a decline of 41% from the previous session.

But perhaps, the relative paucity of panda cams has helped alert the world to the plight of the adorable endangered species.

What makes them part of a movement is the technology they use and the paucity of their funds, which, together, help create a subject matter and an aesthetic.