Random good picture Not show

(91) Scarcity means that available resources are insufficient to satisfy all wants and needs.

(92) Absent scarcity and alternative uses of available resources, there is noeconomic problem.

(93) 'Water prices need to be allowed to rise to reflect its full scarcity value, ' recommended the World Bank study.

(94) And the academic monopolization resulted in the scarcity of the private law relief for self - governance.

(95) However, because of scarcity of risk identifying and flabbiness of risk management, there often have problems in many concrete faceplate rock dam construction.

(96) Six principles are Reciprocation, Commitment and Consistency, Social Proof, Liking, Ahthority, and Scarcity.

(97) Economics must still contend with scarcity as a basic fact of life.

(98) We need to abandon the water stress index as a way of defining water scarcity and insecurity in Sub-Saharan Africa, as it fundamentally misrepresents current and future water crises in the region.

(99) Singapore is a scarcity of land resources of the city state.

(100) In South Asia, the Himalayan glaciers could retreat causing water scarcity.

(101) The scarcity of internally - generated pollen may be overlooked.

(102) The social, political, and economic toll of water scarcity is enormous.

(103) Regions where water scarcity is a threat should look seriously at making the necessary policy changes and investments to improve water development, conservation and use.

(104) Gold is valued not for its scarcity, but as a hedge against inflation.

(105) In our interviews, 88% of the Chinese executives said that their globalization efforts were hindered by the scarcity of people with real cross-cultural knowledge or experience managing foreign talent.

(106) I gave, the present starvation is not due to scarcity but is due to maldistribution and underutilisation of available resources.

(107) But at least having to adapt to both plenty and scarcity makes for a more versatile upbringing than one of remorseless overindulgence.

(108) The most primary problem is the ignorance of the behavioral factors in the process of design and construction, which led up to the scarcity of public activity and public space that have genius loci.

(109) In biology, scarcity can refer to the uncommonness or rarity of certain species. Such species are often protected by local, national or international law in order to prevent extinction.

(110) In addition, excessive secretion of oil, water scarcity are also major factors.

(111) Due to its scarcity of topological information, the entitative data model employed by lots of popular GIS software largely encumbers the quantitative analysis of spatial adjacency.

(112) With ingravescent fresh water scarcity, the situation of drought and soil salinity get even worse in the arid and semi-arid areas of China.

(113) Behind the reality principle lies the fundamental fact of Scarcity.

(114) Basing on the theory of scarcity of effective demands, the article analyzes its inadaptability in China and explains the low effect of the corresponding financial and monetary policies.

(115) The special attribute includes the basic economic system. However, there still exist problems in the scarcity and one-sidedness of research in duality of production relation.

(116) Artificial sand is the generalization of machine-made sand and mixed sand, and has been widely used in construction, mining and irrigation works in the region of scarcity of natural sand.

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

(118) Flat World Knowledge is, we are sure,[Sentencedict.com ] only the first of many new companies in this space that are finding a profit model in this new marketplace that does not rely exclusively on scarcity.

(119) When they were scrambling amid time scarcity, they were quick to borrow time, and they were nearly oblivious to the usurious interest rates the game organizers were charging.

(120) The unrated two-year issue priced inside initial price guidance, with a coupon of 2.98%, a cheapness driven by extreme scarcity of supply.