Sentence examples for which are scarce from inspiring English sources

Rentals, which are scarce, are usually found in two-family detached or semiattached homes.

Bowls and large vases, both of which are scarce, were also made with this glaze.

However, that requires additional (vapor + liquid) equilibrium (VLE) data, which are scarce today.

Recent advances in islet transplantation underscore the urgent need for developing alternatives to human tissue donors, which are scarce.

"Whether or not a prosecutor decides to devote resources, which are scarce resources, to pursuing this hunch is what we elect prosecutors to decide".

The company aims to help airlines fill empty seats, which are scarce on some routes but still average nearly 20percentt of the tickets a carrier could sell.

Perhaps spider bodies contain some crucial nutrients which are scarcer in other forms of prey.

They expect the leasing to continue, particularly for research and development space, which is scarce.

One problem could be advertising, which is scarce in French newspapers.

The propellant that keeps satellites in their orbits today typically contains nitrogen, which is scarce on asteroids.

China currently pumps its old oil fields with water, which is scarce, or polymers, which can be expensive.