Sentence examples for perceived dearth from inspiring English sources

A perceived dearth of great, new British guitar bands may have exacerbated its decline.

Both grow angrier by the day, at the loss of the centre and a perceived dearth of information.

The Broad Academy was formed to address two problems: the haphazard preparation of superintendents and a perceived dearth of strong district leaders.

This striking epithet encapsulates the wide array of criticisms that the presumptive Democratic nominee has endured from both parties over the last three decades for her perceived dearth of morality and authenticity.

These two have amassed huge cash positions because they perceive a dearth of appealing investment opportunities.

This class didn't receive a lot of hype in part because of a perceived lack of superstar talent and a dearth of big men.

There is a dearth of information exploring how EBM is perceived in such disciplines, and what effect, if any; such a culture may have upon undergraduate medical students.

Although researchers suggest that personality may confound the association between perceived interpersonal discrimination and mental health, there is a dearth of empirical work in this area.

There is a dearth of information available on the lives of women as perceived by them with regard to their attributes, personality, desires, powers, responsibilities, risks, benefits, issues and problems.

NBC inputted previously unaired and re-edited scenes into the episode, which was perceived by one commentator as a method to "boost the ratings during the content dearth known as repeat week, giving its replays a creative twist".

A perceived barrier hindering proactive risk assessment and prevention of ciguatera in PICT communities is the dearth of information on environmental drivers of ciguatoxin production and the associated public health risks (Dickey and Plakas 2010).