scarcer造句

Productive investment is scarcer.

Above all, it will be scarcer.

And it requires something far scarcer than money - thinking and risk-taking.

Some want new production curbs imposed immediately to make milk scarcer and thus more expensive.

I will make mortal man scarcer than pure gold And mankind than the gold of Ophir.

Shoes and clothing for the army were scarce, ordnance supplies and drugs were scarcer.

It is widely believed that it came from animals and humans sharing ever scarcer water.

Yet in many farming regions, water is scarce and likely to get scarcer as global warming worsens.

With India and China, both prodigious consumers of ever-scarcer fresh water, the rivalries are mostly, though not entirely, internal.

The reason for the boom is simple: as populations grow and agriculture and industry expand, fresh water-especially clean fresh water-is getting scarcer.

As the world's physical resources grow scarcer, we must increasingly rely on the best and most proven renewable resource available - human ingenuity.

With investment scarce and jobs even scarcer, countries that sparkle in global league tables can send a powerful signal to investors.

The head of Britain's Association of Corporate Treasurers advises his members to "keep calm and carry on" under the threat of scarcer and more costly finance.

The changes to the environment in which Banks operate-tougher regulation, higher capital requirements and scarcer funding-will have a dramatic impact on the way that Banks are managed.