Sentence examples for scarce new from inspiring English sources

"We are where you find scarce new items, like FurReal Friends, or get great prices on last year's 2.1 megapixel digital cameras".

World War II fervor and the excitement over penicillin, then a scarce, new drug, contributed to the rush to test this promising medicine against venereal diseases that commonly afflicted soldiers.

The government's labour market experts say most skilled migrants from outside Europe bring scarce new skills to Britain and are higher paid than their British counterparts, but that there are some jobs – especially in the public sector, such as doctors, nurses and teachers – where they undercut UK salaries by up to £6,000 a year.

Critics also noted that there was scarce new material to be found on the album, but complimented the album's track list.

As public resources for dental treatment becomes increasingly scarce, new paradigms for assessment of oral health have been developed.

De Blasio acted wisely in moving to end Bloomberg's gift of scarce New York City school resources to Moskowitz.

But now, with sales falling and profits scarce, a new pragmatism has taken hold.

In a world of scarce resources, new ideas and businesses can thrive only by destroying the old ones.

The villagers know that in these hard times, money may be scarce for new projects, but some still dream of a museum that will attract visitors from far and wide.

Setting up a European Energy Exchange EEXX) in Leipzig was a nice idea, but producers have an information advantage and liquidity is scarce.A new energy bill, agreed last week and likely to be passed on July 1st, should improve competition on the grid.

If phone lines are scarce, adding new ones may give you more flexibility than installing a network.