Sentence examples for scarce enough that from inspiring English sources

Closing at something like a rate of more than three a day, pubs have become scarce enough that for the first time since the Domesday Book, more than half the villages in England no longer have one.

You can say this for new issues in Europe: Until recently, they were scarce enough that the underwriters were very picky.

Up until the present time in human history, although various natural resources have been scarce enough to fight over, no important natural resource have ever been scarce enough that humanity simply ran out of it.

Sparrows have become scarce enough around Beijing that traders often pass off freshly hatched chicks as the more valuable sparrows.

Let them come to you, and make yourself scarce enough to create the impression that you're either too busy making music to bother too much with press, or simply way too booked up with other industry opportunities.

That feeling, that up-to dateness, still bestows some sense of significance, scarce enough in our time.

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.

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.

ENSEMBLES that play only new music are plentiful these days, but soloists who play recitals devoted entirely to newly commissioned works are scarce enough to seem heroic or eccentric, or perhaps a bit of both.

With antiques and art, investors are buying a scarce resource that will only get scarcer over time.

Grade: C Again, the depth at running back was strong enough that a player like Lacy was not scarce.