Sentence examples for scarce one from inspiring English sources

Although empirical evidence for their performance on these measures has been scarce, one of the most relevant studies is MEXT (2014b), which reports the test results of 70,000 randomly sampled third-year Japanese national or public high school students (Grade 12).

While evidence of the game's supposed popularity on social media is incredibly scarce, one thing is certain: kids making themselves pass out for two seconds of mild euphoria is far from new.

Using TBAs in such settings is therefore a pragmatic choice: "In communities where the supply of formal Western trained health practitioners is scarce, one has to use what he (or she) has on the ground.

Data on adverse bleeding from the randomised controlled trials are scarce: one trial reported two cases of fatal bleeding in the intervention arm (2/97 given vitamin E v 0/99 given placebo), 27 and one reported non-fatal bleedings (16/2231 given vitamin E v 14/2264 given placebo).

Whereas many recent papers on specific aspects of Germany's transport policy exist, papers with a broader focus on Germany's transport policy for the period after reunification are scarce (one exception is [40], for an earlier comprehensive assessment see [5]) and some of them were only published in German language.

Clean water, safe shelter and medicines are all scarce; one in three displaced children die before the age of 5, according to the United Nations.

Details are still scarce on this one, but if true a long overdue decision, but still short of a proper, exceptional, transitional justice system.

–Details are scarce on this one, but a 17-year-old girl was apparently shot and killed by the cops in Longview, Texas, after coming into the police station brandishing a knife.

In the last four games, the sacks have been scarcer, one every 35 times the quarterback dropped back.

A typical example concerns the buying and selling of a copy of "Justine," by the Marquis de Sade, not the "easily acquired" first edition, but a later, scarcer one that had belonged to Frederick Hankey, "a creepy Parisian collector of erotica".

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