Sentence examples similar to serious paucity from inspiring English sources

The prospective biographer of Henry Fielding faces a serious problem in the paucity of the documentary evidence which has survived him.

People who analyze how women are treated in film suggest that the paucity of serious movies about adoption reflects in part the subject's often thorny nature.

Both paucity and serious weaknesses of reference studies strongly suggest that novel experimental studies of Al adjuvants toxicokinetics should be performed on the long-term, including both neonatal and adult exposures, to ensure their safety and restore population confidence in Al-containing vaccines.

This paucity of serious work is not an accident.

The Centre for Mental Health estimated the total costs of mental health to British health services and society at £105 billion in 2009/2010, 4 a figure expected to double over the next 20 years. 2 These are serious challenges compounded by a paucity of information on which to commission appropriate services.

Yet Chelsea's recent poor run of form has less to do with Torres's paucity of goals than serious leakages in their defence, which have not been helped by the loss of the injured John Terry for a few weeks.

The melancholy coincidence of Bergman and Antonioni dying within days of each other has had some film writers brooding darkly about the alleged decline of cinema as a serious art form and a supposed paucity of true masters on whose work we can rely.

The paucity of good restaurants is a universal grievance.

But there is a paucity of good new buildings.

"We have a paucity of good data in India.

"I raise some serious concerns about our courts, about the paucity of black and ethnic minority judges and magistrates right across the country.