Sentence examples for were far more scarce from inspiring English sources
The last above all, because of those Hillary supporters who are still holding out (and who were far more scarce in Denver than the coverage would lead you to believe).
The finance jobs were far more scarce, which made them all the more enviable.
It just seemed that there, where money is far more scarce than it is in Britain, the consequences of that stigma are more pronounced and tragic – the only disabled children I saw in townships were being cared for in rehab centres; a number of them abandoned by families who chose to care for able-bodied siblings at their expense.
Where Argentina had provided scarce creativity against England a week ago, they were far more adventurous and ran the ball to the final whistle despite the scoreline.
Others were far more effusive.
A statement issued by the conservancy, a longtime partner in Suffolk land preservation programs, suggested that greater borrowing now would result in more land for less money because potential acquisitions, in addition to being scarcer, would be far more expensive in the future.
Ciliates that retain plastids appear to be far more common in waters where food is scarce than in productive waters.
The reality is far more prosaic: Markets are roughly efficient, talent is remarkably scarce, and alpha is extremely hard to measure.
This is far more serious.
