On top of the scarcity of charging stations, when drivers do find one, there is no single standardized charging connector, there are now several.
Considering the scarcity of studies on the aggressive behavior of drivers, this approach can be a valuable reference for similar studies at uncontrolled intersections where rules of priority are often neglected.
And while the scarcity of gasoline held back many drivers on Thursday, others suffered from a different shortage: passengers.
Scarcity of access is a key driver to subscription-based businesses.
Then there are the occasional bombs from American warplanes along the wheat trucker's roadways, the soaring cost of fuel, and the scarcity of small flatbed trucks and intrepid drivers to negotiate the snowy mountain passes.
Participants in a few groups (5/24) said this approach could reduce patient waiting time, and some (3/24 FGDs) also mentioned the scarcity of specialized surgeons as a major driver.
Before Todd G. Buchholz and Victoria Buchholz used the declining share of teenagers with driver's licenses as proof of laziness, they should have discussed why other forces — hectic schedules, the scarcity of jobs for young people, the privatization of driver education and inequalities of opportunity — cannot explain the change.
The specificity of the country comes due to its scarcity of resources and abilities to invest in whichever innovation driver.
Interestingly, scarcity of resources shows up in our database as the single strongest driver of innovation in organizations in general.
Increasing scarcity of fossil fuels is a recognised [10, 14] and here re-confirmed driver for the majority of the economic activities considered.
Therefore, such debt is the primary driver to the twin problems that ravage the globe; scarcity of primary needs for the many and endless growth and needless consumption by the few.
