Sentence examples for scarcity of key from inspiring English sources

Soqotrans' subsistence pastoralism is practiced according to the rhythm of the two monsoons, and the seasonally programmed availability, or scarcity, of key environmental resources.

Ironically given the inflated contract Cloke ended up with last time by virtue of the sheer scarcity of potent key forwards, the primary factor (other than age and form) that might end up counting against him this time around is a less favourable market force; the currency of lead-up forwards is not what it once was.

This is due to the scarcity of the key beds and synsedimentary structures.

In this influential work, Ehrlich predicted mass starvation by the 1970s and "an age of scarcity" in key metals by the mid-1980s.

Scarcity of access is a key driver to subscription-based businesses.

Despite the relative scarcity of Senegalese midwives and the key role they play in the promotion of maternal and child survival in the country, relatively little is known about how they experience their work, its effects on their wellbeing and their movements within the system.

The site recognises that business needs to radically change in order to adjust to a range of key sustainability issues such as climate change, resource scarcity, loss of biodiversity, human rights and rapid population change.

Environmental change, including water scarcity and extreme weather will continue to constrain production and transport of key resources and this only looks as though it will get worse".

Translation usually is a more efficient key for the scarcity of available instruments.

In a follow-up note, Mr. Schroeder wrote that he could not be certain that the missile had not been made in Bulgaria; the scarcity of publicly available photographs and identification keys, he cautioned, make precise identification difficult.

The inherent scarcity of radio frequency spectrum emerges as the key reason for this prediction.