Yet just as Americans most need jobs to rebuild savings and pay off past-due bills, jobs are in exceedingly scarce supply.
Guan ("official") is another imperial ware that is also exceedingly scarce.
The black variety of Biston, known as carbonaria, once exceedingly scarce, has in the past 100 years in England & German, especially in manufacturing regions, become exceedingly common; black-and-white ones, once commom have become scarce.
Artistic remains from the Seleucid period are exceedingly scarce, and, in contrast to Achaemenian art, no royal or monumental art has been recovered.
Now, with apartment listings exceedingly scarce and prices on the rise, some adventurous buyers are widening their options by turning to the commercial market themselves.
Gold is hard to counterfeit; easy to refine, merge, subdivide, and transport; and exceedingly scarce.
However, Jaguar is this year offering a car that's exceedingly scarce (only 500 to be sold worldwide) and will be a relative bargain at $78,780.
Hyperinflation and a shortage of raw materials have made infant and adult diapers costly and exceedingly scarce, prompting some parents to revert to old-fashioned cloth diapers.
Because natural promethium is exceedingly scarce, it is typically synthesized by bombarding uranium-235 (enriched uranium) with thermal neutrons to produce promethium-147.
Although longitudinal evidence is exceedingly scarce, Shirtcliff et al. (2005) found that yearly increases in cortisol in a sample of 6- to 13-year-olds predicted increases in internalizing symptoms over this time period.
George Washington has more than 2,500 medallic portraits, while those of John Adams are extremely scarce.
