Sentence examples for severe scarcities from inspiring English sources

East Africa is prone to famine, and drought has resulted in severe scarcities of food and water.

In the case of the IWRM Indonesia project which is presented in this special issue, the fresh water situation in the area under investigation in the Gunung Kidul Province (Central Java, Indonesia) is characterized by a monsoon climate leading to water abundance during the rainy season and severe scarcities during the dry season.

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Providing health care services in Africa is hampered by severe scarcity of personnel, medical supplies and financial funds.

To alleviate the severe scarcity of spectrum resources, a promising technique, called cognitive radio, has been developed.

Our survey results show that the severity of arsenic contamination is higher in moderate drinking water scarcity areas than in severe scarcity areas (Fig. 6).

Most of the respondents are Muslim, followed by Hindu in the moderate drinking water scarcity areas, whereas more than half of the respondents in the severe scarcity areas are Hindu.

As South Korea ran into a severe scarcity of dollars amid the global credit crisis, the U.S. Federal Reserve lent a helping hand, providing a multibillion-dollar line of liquidity to the country's central bank.

The reuse of treated sewage for irrigation is considered as an important alternative water source in the new water management strategy of Middle East countries due to the severe scarcity of water (UN 2012).

The main shortcoming of (1.1) is that in the case of severe scarcity, y can switch over to other populations but its growth will be limited by the fact that its most favorite food x is not available in abundance.

Among human causes, 52%% of the respondents in moderate drinking water scarcity areas cited construction of the Farakka Barrage as responsible for increasing drinking water scarcity whereas 47%% of the respondents in severe scarcity areas identified the excessive use of water resources for irrigation purposes through installed deep tube wells (Fig. 4).