Sentence examples for scarcity countries from inspiring English sources

In the last decade desalination has been considered as a solution for potable water needs only for specific water scarcity countries having cheap fuel.

From a German perspective, a further limitation is the scarcity of country-specific studies.

Governors in three Venezuelan states have banned overnight queuing amid huge and sometimes rowdy lines around shops across the scarcity-plagued country.

To address issues of poor sanitation and water scarcity in developing countries, innovative wastewater management systems should be proposed, based on considerations of life cycle and local environmental impacts.

About 90% of global aquaculture products come from sources in the Asian region, particularly China, from where they are exported in massive quantities to overcome a scarcity in other countries (Liao and Chao 2009).

To deal with the scarcity of organs, countries have developed national organ donation policies.

An important foreseeable barrier to this pursuit is resource scarcity in developing countries like Bangladesh.

"How can there be scarcity in a country with so much land and resources?" asked Ramón Díaz, a pensioner, as he rested on a bench after doing his shopping.

In the long run, warming in the Himalayas is likely to reduce the flow of China's major rivers, increasing water scarcity throughout the country.

A scarcity of reliable country data and the difficulty of interpreting satellite imagery complicate the FAO's periodic survey, which began in 1947.

As Bangladesh is a low-lying disaster-prone country scarcity of pure drinkable water is very common.