Examples of 'rather scarce' in a sentence
Meaning of "rather scarce"
rather scarce - describes something that is in limited quantity or availability, suggesting a lack of abundance or rarity
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rather scarce
A rather scarce and dangerous item in this village.
Information available was deemed rather scarce.
Rather scarce in any condition.
Believers are getting to be rather scarce nowadays.
Koreans had a rather scarce number of opportunities to learn medicine at that time.
Jurisprudence on these provisions has also been rather scarce.
Good IT specialists are rather scarce on the labour market and expensive.
Details about the sources of political funds are rather scarce.
Public sector employment is rather scarce in Saint-Jules and Shigawake.
The academic literature on the financial investor behavior is rather scarce.
After finding a rather scarce shrubbery area, Long Haochen led his comrades to take a rest here.
But research on the influence of competition on innovation in public organizations is rather scarce.
A rather scarce mid-seventeenth century commentary on the Songs of Solmon.
Companies commonly report having procurement procedures although provided details are rather scarce.
Understandably - rather scarce.
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Canadian quantitative estimates of total copper exposure from consumer products are rather scarce.
The local seismicity has been rather scarce during 2015, without any local event reaching magnitude 4.
Financial resources of CM can vary a lot but are in general rather scarce.
Unfortunately, information about other nuclear weapon states is rather scarce and fragmented.
At the very beginning of hitting the market, electronic cigarettes were rather scarce.
So far, cases of human trafficking have been rather scarce in Finland.
Quite surprisingly, literature on organizations practices regarding brand identity building is rather scarce.
After his death, vonteers were understandably rather scarce.
After his death, volunteers were understandably rather scarce.
That is to say, the gap just in this indicator seems rather scarce.
Although melanoma is not a new disease, evidence for its occurrence in antiquity is rather scarce.
As with any herbaceous group, the fossil record of the Liliales is rather scarce.
Information on the events of Robert Johnson 's life is rather scarce.
Research goals, Present knowledge of Adriatic flora and fauna is rather scarce.
The information about Danila Matveyev 's life and career is rather scarce.
Documents from the Old Elamite and early Neo-Elamite stages are rather scarce.
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Scarce expert capacity is centred in the capital
Fabian can scarce hold him yonder
Examples of using Rather
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I would rather listen to a drunk than him
This creates confusion rather than clarity
He would rather be at work with that bitch
