Sentence examples for scarce qualities from inspiring English sources

Such projects take patience and funding, both in scarce qualities among short-termist venture capitalists; only state support with adequate research funds could see the gearbox through to use in cars for 2022.

It should be no surprise then that Apple is the first firm to break the trillion-dollar valuation ceiling, especially since it is leveraging such scarce qualities and doing so in a design-minded manner.

But "business as usual" has been a scarce quality since Corbyn's ascension and Thursday's vote could set off another round of fireworks.

Anthony Pilkington and Joe Ralls mustered the only two meaningful shots as Cardiff shaded a goalless first half of scarce quality.

A second half of scarce quality came to life late on, as Elliott Bennett hit the post for Bristol City and Cardiff's Sammy Ameobi shot wide from four yards.

But you'd see fewer home-bidding wars there just to access scarce school quality.

Water resources for agricultural development and landscape enhancement in Kuwait are very scarce; the quality is saline (brackish), and the soil texture is sandy, incapable of holding nutrients and moisture.

One reason for this appears to be the scarce high quality evidence and fear for complications.

However, such information is scarce, with quality ecological records confined to only the last 100 years, and often far less [ 11].

We found scarce, poor-quality, and heterogeneous data (different exposure comparisons) on effects of different amounts and forms of dietary fructose on risks of developing or the progression of NAFLD and on indexes of liver health in humans.

True HDTV widescreen programming will be scarcer than quality network fare for years".