用scarcity造句子，“scarcity”造句

But they all agree that the main barrier to growth is the scarcity of investment.

The important problems we are up against are how to conquer poverty and scarcity."

The plastic parts of product have no defects such as very serious shrink, scarcity, fleck, disrepair, transmutation, etc.

Those with the growling stomachs consistently gave less money to charity, suggesting that when people sense scarcity in one domain, they conserve resources in another.

The men with a sense of life's scarcity wanted their women to carry some extra pounds, almost as if their partner's fat could protect them against starvation.

They had very little to live upon, and once when there was adreadful season of scarcity in the land, the poor wood-cutter could not earn sufficient to supply their daily food.

It begins with the scarcity hence competition postulate; it views economics as a theory of choice subject to constraints; it employs price theory as an essential part of the analysis of institutions; and it sees changes in relative prices as a major force inducing change in institutions.

We know how water scarcity translates into diseases of filth.

First, the price for using Heathrow should reflect the value and scarcity of its capacity.

And where they are traded, they are often undervalued because their worth or scarcity is not fully appreciated.

Six basic tendencies of human behavior come into play in generating a positive response: reciprocation, consistency, social validation, liking, authority and scarcity.

If trust is about the distribution of rewards -about learning to expect bonuses from others -then it's going to be a lot harder to share those rewards in an age of scarcity and deficits.

The possiblility of our wining is scarcity.

Higher prices are often a symptom of scarcity.

This is indispensable in a region like the Near East, where the scarcity of water prohibits further agricultural expansion.

Rarely in recent memory has water scarcity been so apparent as this winter, which saw 108 dry days before snowfall on February 9th-the latest to arrive in 60 years.

This is the world of scarcity.

This scarcity of non-grain foods exists not only in Sichuan but in many other places as well.

One of the key drivers of permission marketing, in addition to the scarcity of attention, is the extraordinarily low cost of dripping to people who want to hear from you.

The 2010s, it is sometimes said, will be an age of scarcity.

And the cultural benefit of all of this is much more diversity, reversing the blanding effects of a century of distribution scarcity and ending the tyranny of the hit.

Another sign of change is corporate Japan's sudden zeal for mergers and acquisitions, despite the uncertain business environment and a scarcity of capital.

This shift from information scarcity to surfeit has broad effects.

Countries have been responding to high food prices and grain scarcity by scaling up efforts to achieve grain self-sufficiency and rebuild their public reserves.