Sentence examples for scarcity that from inspiring English sources

Innovation counterbalances the scarcity that would raise prices over time.

It's not scarcity that is driving Friends-mania, it's sad nostalgia, pure and simple.

But the medallion pool is rarely expanded, creating a scarcity that helps keep values high.

Spring, the season of fertility, began yesterday, yet it is warnings of scarcity that are notably abundant.

It's the scarcity that makes people respond as if Girl Scout cookies are baked with cocaine instead of flour.

It is essentially the change of perception rather than scarcity that has dealt this field a severe blow.

It refers to the inventive approach people must take to manage the scarcity that is so often a part of the landscape.

Cheaper products may lift sales in the short run, but they can also chip away at the exclusivity and scarcity that are hallmarks of high-end goods.

This created a scarcity that sent VW shares to more than $1,200, giving the company, briefly, the highest market value in the world.

The end of analogue television will mean the end of the spectrum scarcity that justifies such restrictions, and Ofcom has indicated that it will loosen them considerably.

But it also seemed to remark on the immediate surroundings, the atmosphere of scarcity that drove people away in the first place.