Sentence examples similar to scarcity of former from inspiring English sources

Scarcity of other coffee houses in the area.

"Thousands of former soldiers.

Since 1989, about 2,000 schools have closed across the former East Germany because of a scarcity of children.

Ms. Rose, a former City Council candidate, said the scarcity of King signs makes it appear as if the State Department of Transportation is hiding the road.

Late in 2014, the Lyons Housing Commission – headed by the former BBC Trust chair, Sir Michael Lyons – warned that an artificial scarcity of land is distorting the housing market, limiting building and "incentivising the acquisition of land".

(In 2005, Pinker spoke in defence of the former Harvard president, Lawrence Summers, who resigned after speculating that the scarcity of women in maths and science might have a genetic aspect).

One of Harris's former students, Daniel Gross, had just published a paper arguing that a scarcity of animal protein led to conditions that favored violence among Amazonian tribes, a theory Harris enthusiastically adopted.

In a context of scarcity of information on labour market demand and supply, bottom-up and step-down costing were used; the former was employed more frequently, as the costs of most training and funding activities had to be calculated.

Current and former patients, their families and former employees told The Times that there is often a shortage of quality staff and a scarcity of basic supplies like washcloths.

The increasing scarcity of drinkable water.

There is also a scarcity of choice.