Sentence examples similar to typically more scarce from inspiring English sources

This attempt at forming a mini-republic – the collectivisation of belongings, daily exercises, minuscule food rations (becoming ever more scarce as famine bites Moscow) and a typically hypocritical ban on sex – is described with irreverence and some admiration by Hobson.

Jobs are more scarce.

Films had become even more scarce.

Water's becoming even more scarce than food.

Foreign demand is typically more important.

Plots in the older cemeteries are becoming more scarce.

That is very valuable as open land becomes more scarce".

In lower Westchester, open property is more scarce.

At sea, time can be even more scarce than access.

As racing fans have become more scarce, purses have declined.

Hit situation comedies, for instance, have become more scarce.