Sentence examples for though scarce from inspiring English sources

Works in the handmade category, though scarce here, are impressive.

Rentals, though scarce, are about $1,800 and up for three bedrooms.

At first, visitors were permitted, though scarce water supplies began to limit invitations.

Henry also issued the first English shilling, a handsome, though scarce, coin with a fine portrait, probably by John Sharp, formally appointed engraver in 1510.

Support, though scarce, does exists.

Individual acts of rebellion of slaves against their master, though scarce, are not unheard of; a judicial speech mentions the attempted murder of his master by a boy slave, not 12 years old.

The data on T2D and telomere length though are scarce with only few small studies with up to 80 subjects showing that T2D patients have shorter telomeres than controls [15 17].

This year, though, shad is scarce and expensive.

Jobs here are scarce, though, especially for someone without a degree or work experience.

In Africa, though, competition is scarce, and on many routes there is only one operator.

(Hillary Clinton is surprisingly scarce, though, as are many of the other buzzier 2016 possibilities: Elizabeth Warren, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz. These figures may not have trickled into the consciousness of the mystery authors who write these).