Sentence examples for scarce off from inspiring English sources

Francis Mallmann, an Argentine chef who just opened Patagonia West in Westhampton Beach, N.Y., said Chilean sea bass was scarce off Argentina.

However, effective TLR4 antagonists with scarce off-target effects are yet to be developed.

With senior positions scarce, laid-off executives with generous severance packages might consider starting a company, Mr. Quinn says.

And many airports are inefficiently priced, with established airlines claiming "grandfather" rights over scarce take-off and landing slots.

They will fly them from airports with scarce take-off slots, on a few busy routes for which departure times are restricted by the need to arrive at a reasonable hour.Emirates could have a further reason to be keen on buying so many A380s.

"As RT went to press, details were scarce on this one-off, but who cares?

His on-the-record comments to the press are as scarce as his off-the-record conversations are plentiful.

And some downtown landlords fear that the development effort will siphon off scarce state and city funds from the rebuilding of Lower Manhattan.

Nationally, charter schools — which are publicly financed — are often accused of siphoning off scarce resources and taking the best students from traditional schools.

How can it be that housing organisations – funded by government to provide stable homes to the poorest and most vulnerable – are creaming off scarce pounds to reward themselves for their efforts?

Note that growth is scarce on vertical walls, except on run-off areas.