Sentence examples similar to paucity of wins from inspiring English sources

Campaign aides claimed they were optimistic of winning November's general election despite a paucity of big-name politicians, or the A-list celebrities that Trump once promised would flock to his coronation.

The third is that it seems a very odd decision to highlight the frankly embarrassing paucity of female winners historically by suggesting that female winners won because they are female.

Winning percentages in the NFL, with its paucity of games, vary much more widely than those in other leagues.

The Ashes win will also reignite the debate about the paucity of coverage for English cricket on terrestrial television.

That is literally so – if she wins another gold she will have done so with only three victories, given the paucity of the field and the fact she was given a first-round bye.

On two occasions Italian clubs went on to win the competition (Milan in 2007 and Internazionale in 2010), but the general paucity of Serie A representatives in the latter stages of the competition is undeniable.

When trying to win over a health service which is heavily dependent on data and evidence, the paucity of convincing numbers has left the Better Care Fund plans looking unconvincing.

So does the paucity of ideas.

They complain about a paucity of offerings.

Scott Brosius' paucity of offense is a concern.

A paucity of role models for women.