Part of the answer seems to be that when one is dealing, for example, with a concept that is distinctive of a particular author rather than common to a whole culture, one typically faces a problem of relative paucity and lack of contextual variety in the actual uses of the word available as empirical evidence from which to infer the rule for use, or usage, constitutive of its meaning.
Whittaker (a one-cap wonder himself as a Test batsman) has been a selector since 2008, although seldom in that time did he face the number of problems and paucity of resources he has now.
The movement is driven, in part, by a decades-old problem: the paucity of food shopping options in poor neighborhoods.
Pandemic influenza risk assessment faces a fundamental problem: a paucity of empirical data on the differences between pandemic viruses and their immediate ancestors from non-human hosts.
For a country often pleading limited resources for providing decent healthcare, the findings suggest that a big part of the problem could be paucity of smart governance.
But the truth is considering the SIZE OF THE PROBLEM and the paucity of materials dealing with the problem… I'd say we have an avoidance issue here.
The complexity of low back pain, the importance of low back pain as a public health problem, and the paucity of research on the interprofessional practices of physiotherapists supported the development of this study.
The prospective biographer of Henry Fielding faces a serious problem in the paucity of the documentary evidence which has survived him.
Compounding this problem is the paucity of specialists outside of Guatemala City and other larger cities.
By 1995, their number had swollen to over 5m.Mr Hotta, a public prosecutor who led the investigation into the Lockheed bribery scandal in the 1970s before founding his welfare body, believes that one of the biggest problems is the paucity of organisations in Japan to channel the good intentions of would-be volunteers.
