Sentence examples for prolonged scarcity from inspiring English sources
The charity said several countries were already facing a "major emergency", such as Ethiopia, where 4.5 million are in need of food aid because of a prolonged scarcity of rain this year.
Tourism officials and hotel owners in this Cape May County resort began noticing an increase in the number of French Canadian visitors in the summer of 2005, after a prolonged scarcity caused by a weak Canadian dollar and high unemployment in Quebec.
The prolonged scarcity of reports in the press underscored the collective sentiment of the Southeast D.C. community, most of whom believe that racial and gender bias however unintentional inclined major news networks to flout their ethical commitment to informing the community.
This line of reasoning makes it seem sensible that any excusable opportunity to attenuate the number of calories consumed by the brain would increase an individual's chances of surviving periods of prolonged scarcity.
The traits that these genes code for helped these individuals survive during prolonged periods of scarcity by allowing them to maintain low basal metabolic rates [ 115].
The reality of organ scarcity and prolonged waiting times for a deceased donor kidney transplantation, however, indicate that at best 50% of the selected elderly may have realistic expectations to receive a timely transplant offer.
It is also noteworthy that female mammals bear the costly burden of gestation and lactation and resist the loss of body energy stores during prolonged periods of food scarcity so that the offspring is not affected.
Given the scarcity of organs and costs of prolonged ICU support, being able to discriminate those cirrhosis patients who will maximally benefit from LT after ICU admission would be useful.
The freshwater flow of these rivers decreases during prolonged dry spells, increases the level of salinity and eventually worsens drinking water scarcity in the region.
The ovations were prolonged.
