Sentence examples for permanent scarcity from inspiring English sources

In 2008, the rise in oil prices was accompanied -- and partly fueled -- by a belief that an era of permanent scarcity was at hand.

But if we choose to keep our head down and doing more of the same regardless of diminishing returns, or worse yet, quit, others will pick up the mantle of needed innovation to find prosperity in a world of permanent scarcity.

Therefore, Baudouin-Cornu et al. predicted that oligotrophic organisms could adapt to the permanent scarcity of an element by diminution of the content of that element in all proteins [22].

Though Americans associated Roosevelt with bounty, his insistent emphasis on sharing — rationing, almost — betrayed a conviction that the country had entered a permanent era of scarcity.

Those with the fewest legal protections are casual, agency and zero-hours contract workers – an expanding group in recent years due a scarcity of permanent jobs.

To the doomsday crowd, the spike in natural gas prices is permanent, the result of scarcity.From OPEC to OGEC This is not the first natural gas "crisis".

There has been a worrying growth in zero hour contracts, continued exploitation of agency workers through loopholes in the regulations and a growing scarcity in permanent full time jobs.

With a third of academics employed on fixed-term contracts (I'd guess this figure is a lot higher for research-only staff) and with the current scarcity of permanent lecturing positions, those of us wanting to stay in academia have little choice but to go from one research contract to another.

- scarcity of permanent positions plus the added difficulties of having a family and a career as a woman in academia.

I don't know at which age scarcity becomes your permanent home.

If either treatment proves to be more effective, cost-effectiveness must also be taken into account because scarcity of resources is a permanent feature of mental health care and substance use treatment in particular.