That feeling, that up-to dateness, still bestows some sense of significance, scarce enough in our time.
Sparrows have become scarce enough around Beijing that traders often pass off freshly hatched chicks as the more valuable sparrows.
Metaphors and similes are scarce enough to burn vividly when they do appear, and dialogue is sparing.
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There are four degrees of priority, ranging upward from No. 4, which is scarce enough to No. 1, which is so important that practically nobody gets it.
Ammo is scarce enough to make this the most reliable tactic – at least until the bigger, deadlier foes show up, where heavy weapons and grenades become more useful.
With a few exceptions, every player in the league is a star who has finally reached the level of competition where time and space are scarce enough to render his skills workmanlike.
The menu changes often enough, reservations are scarce enough, and the $150 price tag before tax, tip and drinks is daunting enough, that you're unlikely to eat the same meal twice.
