Sentence examples for scarce quality from inspiring English sources

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

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].

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

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.

In TV, airtime is a scarce resource, and quality programming is scarcer still, and expensive to create.

[C2.] Long View of the News Business When Donald E. Graham, the chief executive of the Washington Post Company, talked to investment analysts last week, he politely took the contrarian view, talking about his company's cable television systems in "nonurban markets," where competition is scarce, and the quality of the company's journalism.

The modified version of model WANISIM is able to predict the effects of irrigation with saline waters on soil and plant growth and it is suitable for irrigation management in areas with scarce and low quality water resources.

Our results show, however, that data on maternal morbidity are scarce and their quality is inadequate.

Data supporting public health decisions are scarce, of poor quality, not fully generalizable and lack appropriate controls [ 1].