Sentence examples for temporary scarcity from inspiring English sources

It is also, of course, a shrewd piece of business by someone who knows how to play a market.The main reason for the franc's appreciation is temporary scarcity, according to Michel Losembe, the head of the Congolese Banking Association.

Honestly, I wouldn't be too surprised if that temporary scarcity played a factor in accelerating sales by year's end.

We want you to hear directly from us that it's true -- we are experiencing a temporary scarcity of our nation's most precious commodity: Liquid Gold".

Aside from an ineffective knife, handheld melee weapons are available as a temporary solution to the scarcity of ammunition, while bottles can be used to distract or lure one of the game's various abominations into the right position for a sneaking takedown.

This might be related to the relative scarcity of temporary reforms in the policy compendium which account for only 8%% of total number of reforms.

During what had been described as a temporary halt to production last year, scarcity of sodium thiopental led to delays in scheduled executions in at least two states, California and Oklahoma.

Among the consequences they have seen, 54 % had encountered deaths, 19%% acute life threatening events, while 15%% had encountered permanent or temporary disabilities that they attributed to scarcity of resources.

But some dishes are just part of the lore of a place, and any scarcity -- long term or temporary -- troubles locals and irks tourists.

The risk factors that promote communicable diseases include mass population movement and resettlement in temporary locations, overcrowding, economic and environmental degradation, scarcity of safe water, poor sanitation and waste management, absence of shelter, and poor access to health care [ 6].

In Mozambique the introduction of " tecnico de cirurgia" was accepted as a temporary solution to a critical problem of scarcity of human resources for health, but no clear attention was paid to the institutional and organizational implications of introducing a cadre playing such an important role.

In the initial decade of the training of TCs in Mozambique there was a clear opinion, above all among senior surgeons, that the introduction of TCs was only acceptable as a temporary solution to a critical problem of scarcity of human resources for health.