Sentence examples for scarce to allow from inspiring English sources

Anyone who takes a walk can see that money has become too scarce to allow the economy to do its job – matching supply and demand.

Through his office in Phoenix, Mr. Quayle, who made a brief and ill-fated bid for the Republican presidential nomination, said he was making himself scarce to allow the light to shine on George W. Let's ask a veteran commentator.

Some biomarkers cannot be presently retained because of a poor performance, of studies limited to a small population (e.g., <50 patients) or too scarce to allow conclusions on their potential utility.

Yeast and nematode worms, for instance, will enter a state of lowered metabolism similar to hibernation--and thus age more slowly--if food is too scarce to allow them to reproduce.

Note that the data are too scarce to allow for a specific analysis with the aim of identifying explanatory variables.

As a whole, the available data was too scarce to allow any conclusions to be drawn regarding the possibility of an increased switch frequency due to the selective immunological pressure of vaccination.

Ejzenberg said that was done because it would have been expensive to keep the woman on immunosuppressive drugs and the team hoped to use scarce funds to allow other women to undergo the procedure.

Unfortunately, knowledge of the distribution of bats in upper Mesopotamia is too scarce [ 19] to allow further discussion.

Tetra-, penta- and hexanucleotide repeats were too scarce in most taxa to allow an appropriate analysis of their distribution.

Nevertheless, the included data are too scarce and too biased to allow any conclusion on the comparative effectiveness of MSD-HSCT and IST.

The included data are too scarce and too biased to allow any conclusion on the comparative effectiveness of matched sibling donor-haematopoietic stem cell transplantation and immunosuppressive therapy.