Sentence examples for potential scarcity from inspiring English sources
However, Apple's recent processor switch for its computers may help mitigate the potential scarcity of iPod smart-phone application development, since its chip architecture is now in line with the PC.
Particularly worrying is the fact that many of those facing potential scarcity are exactly the elements we need for the green technologies to replace our reliance on fossil fuels – those used in rechargeable batteries, solar panels, and the powerful magnets within the motors of electric cars or generators in wind turbines.
CdTe is an important compound semiconductor for solar cells, and its use in nanowire-based heterostructures may become a critical requirement, owing to the potential scarcity of tellurium.
The potential scarcity of tellurium should also be emphasized and may require the forthcoming use of CdTe in nanostructures in order to reduce the amount of raw materials consumed.
Most buzzards might have no access to such refugia because of potential scarcity and occupation by goshawks.
Some interesting techniques are starting to emerge to tackle the potential scarcity of good combinations.
There are widespread concerns regarding the potential future scarcity of ferrous and non-ferrous materials.
Recent publications have discussed the potential for scarcity of materials needed for future engineering designs and manufacture [1,2, 3].
And by the time places like Utah were in line for statehood in the 1890s, ideas about conservation and potential future scarcity of natural resources — especially timber in those days — were becoming national priorities, leading to the first national forests beginning in the 1890s.
The demand for high-bandwidth application of mobile devices increases sharply with the boom in wireless communication, which needs the relevant technology to deal with the potential spectrum scarcity by enhancing the spectrum efficiency.
Supply-side management policies have a checkered history that should elicit caution, while demand-side policies, which are based on almost a century of hydrological research, should not be overturned quickly in regions that face potential water scarcity before more research is conducted.
