Sentence examples for so a scarce from inspiring English sources

The nurse in this position had extensive palliative expertise and so a scarce and valuable human resource was lost through the cut.

So a product in scarce supply came to have a global market: one good picture could be sold, not just in Britain but around the world.

Farmers should take to this system of Agriculture so that dependence on a scarce resource as water, can be eliminated.

In sharp contrast, towns like Summit in Union County or Short Hills in Essex County, are almost entirely made up of single-family houses, and there is very little new building, so rentals are always a scarce commodity.

As we hear so often, blood is a scarce resource.

The distributor was selling one of the most sought-after "cult" Cabernets in the Napa Valley, the sort of wine that routinely sold at auction for more than $600 a bottle, a wine so scarce that only a tiny group of restaurants in the country could ever hope to get just six bottles.

So AJAM is fighting for a scarce number of eyeballs.

Programs generally face budget constraints that limit the number of participants who can receive training, so training slots may be a scarce resource allocated by staff.

That approach is becoming less effective as more and more marketplaces pop up, so that "buyers are becoming a scarce commodity" — hence the creation of Ubokia, which is all about "empowering the buyer".

At the time it was believed that uranium was a scarce resource, so it would be wise to make the best use of it.

Historical documents for the post-Roman period are scarce, so a definitive answer to the question of Arthur's historical existence is unlikely.