Sentence examples for scarce way from inspiring English sources

Still, resources are allocated in a rather scarce way.

Turtle kidneys have difficulty processing salt water, so for an animal that lives in a brackish environment potable water is always scarce.One way round this for a swimming animal is to develop an outlet which allows urea to dissolve directly in the water as it swims, which is what the turtles seem to have done.

But that isn't the crux of the matter; the crux of the matter is, or was, that your dreams of noble permissiveness, openhanded, free-hearted affection, contracted into a bearded, paunchy Jew who spoke Yiddish so dense you could scarce make way against it, contracted into a Slavic, snub-nosed, gentle, dear, depleted Baba, with little gold-rimmed eyeglasses, dam of a dozen offspring.

Solutions to the nation's economic problems may be scarce, but ways to put them into perspective are not.

The Hayduke Trail is not for amateurs: water is scarce along the way and route-finding skills are essential to navigating in the often-bizarre canyon country landscape.

The good news for Piketty and for everybody else is that intellectual capital is not inherently scarce in the way that financial capital is.

The good news — for Piketty and for everybody else — is that intellectual capital is not inherently scarce in the way that financial capital is.

Medical technology, the company's specialty, is a leading contributor to runaway health care costs, and some medical professionals and consumer groups say the conglomerate's growing influence among hospitals and doctors raises issues about the way scarce dollars are being spent.

For example, last year the Coach and Horses pub in the West End opened "Soho's Secret Tea Room" in its private dining room, to pull in a crowd at a time when punters are scarce.The cheapest way to observe the tradition, of course, is at home.

"What other system allocated scarce resources this way?

A life of semi-seclusion and scarce resources gives way to domestic tension within the white tribe (Jason Clarke plays Mulligan's husband, and Jonathan Banks portrays her villainously racist father-in-law), while the hard-working black family's key concern is putting food on the table and getting their son, Ronsel (a top-notch Jason Mitchell), home from combat.