Sentence examples for share scarce from inspiring English sources
Her research focused on instances in which social norms and local understandings led groups to share scarce resources.
The political philosopher Thomas Hobbes warned that outside of civilized society, humans are nasty brutes who would sooner step on another's face than share scarce resources.
Fourth, the government should focus such funds on institutions that are prepared to enter partnerships, to share scarce resources and good practice, and to raise their combined capability and thereby the experiences of their students.
It would lay out the rough boundaries of the land Israel will surrender, 33 years after it seized the Golan Heights in the Arab-Israeli war, and how the two sides would share scarce water resources.
The linear programming model was proposed because it was relatively simple from a mathematical viewpoint, and yet it provided a sufficiently general and practical framework for representing interdependent activities that share scarce resources.
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners voted Tuesday to withdraw from an agreement that lays out how to share scarce water between fish and farms, control power costs for irrigators, and restore broken down ecosystems.
Under pan-European arrangements for sharing scarce medical resources, a bed was found in a similar unit in Stockholm.
The reasons for collaborating in health care networks in Flanders are: financial pressure, government regulations, sharing scarce human resources, as an alternative to a merger, and to provide patient-centered integrated care.
In this case the protest appears to be that we, the well insured, should not be asked to share already scarce health care resources with millions of currently uninsured Americans now adding their claim to these same already scarce resources.
The district sees the charter as a vampire, sucking up more than its fair share of scarce resources.
If Palestinians and Israelis are going to live side by side, they will have to share the scarce rivers and aquifers that crisscross their national demarcations.
