Factors that forced people to leave their homes included climate change, population growth, urbanisation, food insecurity and water scarcity – many of which interacted with and enhanced each other.
Compounding the problem is the scarcity of jobs, which has opened the door to charlatans.
"It was never put into production," Mr. McDonald said, "probably because of the advent of World War II and the ensuing scarcity of Plexiglas, which was reserved for military use".
Any team signing him would have forfeited a first-round pick in the 2009 draft; his Type A status, combined with the economic downturn and his declining offensive proficiency, resulted in a scarcity of interest — which not even his intangibles and ability to handle pitchers could overcome.
One major problem for polymer electrolyte fuel cells in commercial applications is the cost and scarcity of platinum, which is used as the cathode catalyst.
To date there is a scarcity of research which explores this 'meso' environment and its subsequent impact on University incubation models.
At the same time, there is a scarcity of research which addresses how the beginning teachers form conceptions of inquiry and how their conceptions of inquiry affect enactment of inquiry (Ozel & Luft, 2013).
However, many studies report negative attitudes of lucid residents towards mixed units, and there is a scarcity of research which explores the experiences of lucid residents while sharing rooms with the dementia patients in extended care homes.
I didn't expect there to be such a desperate scarcity of girls, which was evident as soon as I arrived at the camp and walked around.
Over time the FCC eliminated the Fairness Doctrine on the grounds that it wasn't "serving the public interest and that because of the scarcity of media, which was a concern to regulators at one time, had largely disappeared.
