Random good picture Not show

(31) But cold weather and a scarcity of food on arable land usually brings numbers down with the onset of winter.

(32) And the scarcity of previously unreleased tracks will disappoint those fans who already own most of Harris' albums.

(33) The scarcity of modern director's negligence cases suggests that the likelihood of liability actually being imposed is currently minimal.

(34) With nine petrol cars being sold to every one diesel, scarcity keeps resale prices up.

(35) It remains possible that versions of the genes for resistance to disease do indeed show cycles of abundance and scarcity.

(36) The finiteness of natural resources determines its scarcity.

(37) Scarcity is the foundation of Sartre's anthropologic theory.

(38) Network time has what economists call scarcity value.

(39) Unconfined water is abundance but confined water is scarcity.

(40) The scarcity of fruit was caused by the drought.

(41) Scarcity is the core stone of Sartre's anthropologic theory.

(42) In an animal world where the jungle law is practiced, the way to solve the scarcity of resources is by competitions for living, even fights of life and death.

(43) And the lots have not decided whether property substitutability and scarcity level.

(44) Scarcity of deer in some areas of Texas is attributed to the screw-worm.

(45) Subdivide the African population, as some taxonomists propose , and perceptions of scarcity may shift.

(46) We're probably entering a period, in other words[sentencedict.com], in which smart young liberals meet a stone-cold scarcity that they do not seem to recognize or have a plan for.

(47) The film investigated how much good had really resulted and exposed the ensuing human cost of development—food scarcity, a culture of debt, and displacement of thousands of landowners.

(48) Plumbers will not come. Nor, at the higher level, will doctors. And doctors and dentists know their scarcity value and behave accordingly .

(49) 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.

(50) Secondly, on the basis of the labor theory of value, effectiveness value and the scarcity value, it analyses of the different species of the value of the assets.

(51) Aim to the problem of gas resource scarcity in future development plan at Bao Steel, outside fuels which were introduced to steel works became necessity, and COREX gas in the highest flight.

(52) In the past, China suffered from a closed economy, small amounts of foreign trade volumes and a scarcity of foreign currencies.

(53) But a little scarcity will triumph over a price image, says Stanford's Prof. Shiv.

(54) That kind of optimism is hard for underwriters to price ahead of time. So is scarcity value.

(55) Water scarcity is reaching crisis proportions now because of skewed supply and demand.

(56) Being an important center and international tourism city, Dalian is one of the typical cities in the north inshore of China, whose water resource is in serous scarcity.

(57) That would mean 23% of China's population deprived of the dry season glacier melt, making water scarcity far more severe than it is even today.

(58) In Africa and other parts of the southern hemisphere, water is an economic scarcity, which means an adequate supply is not economically feasible.

(58) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

(59) Scarcity and planned obsolescence are rewarded in the short term, for it creates a 'turnover' of profit, while also making more jobs.

(60) We are seeing more frequent floods, increased drought, desertification and water scarcity.