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The notion that a "bit of reserves" would help keep you from getting sick probably stems from the days when food was scarce, he said.

Scarce and expensive skilled labour is often a spur to invention.

I had by no means shaken off the feeling of oppression, and wherever I might have been should scarce have been quite conscious of the place.

He found "a little rise of ground. . . white sand mixed with a little gravel; scarce fit to bear anything. "

No doubt that this occupies a unique landscape of scarce resources, villa, villa of the king, unmatched.

Right now he is focused on trying to shift dirty, low-wage manufacturing out of Guangzhou to the countryside, where jobs are still scarce.

Thanks for giving intelligent and scientifically sound beauty advice, something that seems to be woefully scarce.

Information about this era is scarce, but it is likely that peoples collectively known as the Yue inhabited the region.

Jobs are scarce at the moment, so you've got to be realistic.

I sat down and looked upon these things two hours together, and scarce spoke a word.

What a woman wants is what you're out of. She wants more of a thing when it's scarce.

A fine example of these early notes turned up in this small hoard of 113 scarce specimens.

If infinite quantities of every good could be produced, people would not worry about the efficient use of scarce resources.

With details scarce for now, analysts struggle to understand Google's move into a highly competitive business in which it has no experience.

In the long run, at least, higher prices should trigger supply increases, and see scarce resources used more efficiently.

Real Venetians have become scarce and many say the city is fast becoming nothing but a tourist destination.

But still have some support at the bottom, high quality cotton is still scarce and overall supply and demand should not be too optimistic.

Since much of the cost of higher education is forgone earnings, its advantages are even clearer at a time when jobs are scarce.

If cutlery and crockery are scarce it might be a good idea to get a little lunch bowl and fork or spoon.

A very little boy stood up and sheepishly recited, "You'd scarce expect one of my age to speak in public on the stage, " etc.

In this it has plenty of company. Most of its main British rivals are also thought to be unprofitable, though hard data are scarce.

Suffice to say, jobs are scarce and with no guarantee of security, there's little to encourage young graduates to stay.

When he sits alone at a scarce moment, silhouette of the coir raincoat turns up clearly, staying adamantly at one corner of his mind.

State-run radio said Chenzhou was like a "deserted island, " with its shops closed and goods scarce.

But jobs were scarce, and what I got instead was a gig pumping go-juice near the town of Brewer.

Rationing made textiles scarce and for almost a year, the costume operation shut down entirely.

"This substantially erodes China's already-scarce land and water resources, while damaging public health and the environment, " she said.

The conventional story of the film took place in reality, is not conventional, as in life, this story is very scarce.

But it has more to do with the scarce choices available to domestic banks, the only permitted bidders.

And with these sayings scarce restrained they the people, that they had not done sacrifice unto them.

Everything is scarce, basic human right and emotions are constantly being twisted and above all, The Big Brother is always watching.

At least in Russia, consumers could buy without coupons; the price was standing in line or getting scarce goods through "connections. "

In Tamil-dominated Jaffna, however, presidential portraits, plastered all over the south for the inauguration, are scarce.

The poor creature puzzled me once . . . by a question merely natural and innocent, that I scarce knew what to say (Daniel Defoe).

It was hardly surprising, I thought, that the bo was scarce. It is rotten luck to be a delicious animal in a land where people are hungry.

"The long term vision of China is our vision: that gas will be scarce, " he said.

To ensure that such a scarce resource was used as efficiently as possible, water should be tradable, both within and between states.

Oh, here comes Jack, and I haven't got the money I promised I'd pay him back today. Excuse me, I think I'll make myself scarce.

With electricity flickering, food prices rising and fuel scarce, it is no wonder that the UN is warning of a looming humanitarian disaster.

Women are scarce in top jobs in Norwegian companies even though they have long had a strong position in the rest of society.

But for the last three years, it's been scarce in areas where it used to be abundant.

If capital becomes less scarce, the excess yield will diminish, without its having become less productive--at least in the physical sense.

If scarce resources are being managed, manually releasing them wherever possible is always the best strategy.

As we shall see, random access without centralized control can waste a great deal of the scarce resources in the network.

Details on the research, which will be formally unveiled this summer, are scarce, but the logic of both groups isn't hard to see.

Shenyang is a water-scarce seriously city, but agriculture irrigating water takes great proportion of the total water consumption.

And I'd appreciate it if you would, you know, make yourself scarce.

A land where bread will not be scarce and you will lack nothing; a land where the rocks are iron and you can dig copper out of the hills.

Human appetites for food evolved at a time when the sugar and fat which are the main ingredients of cheesecake were scarce.

Add in an insatiable appetite for scarce land, water and minerals and a monsoon of bribes is forecast.

In his scarce times of emergence, usually attempting to run in rigged elections, he needed all the protection he could get.

Yes, but tramps are scarce. And I'm nor sure there would be enough tonnage to make a full cargo, even if a tramp could be obtained.

The children had been naughty and they soon made themselves scarce when their father returned home.

What kind of a premium will investors pay for stocks that reliably churn out scarce cash in the form of dividends?

The purpose of the extra fat is to give additional energy for breastfeeding and is insurance against times when food may be scarce.

With credit scarce, some are unable to roll over the loans used to build the developments.

During an era when plutonium for weapons was considered essential and uranium supplies were thought to be scarce, breeders were a hot item.

The suggestion that sex's gene shuffling makes us more able to deal with changing environments seems plausible, but the evidence is scarce.

in reared, his works are eagerly bought up by all the purchasers of scarce books. The learned societies invite HIM to become a member.

When water and food become scarce on the deserts where camels roam, the fatty humps serve as stored food and are used for nourishment.

Generations to come will scarce believe that such a one as this ever in flesh and blood walked upon this earth.

Nevertheless, it continued, there should be a follow up and assessment of the results achieved because resources were scarce.

It has always been more about creating demand for real estate in places where water was scarce or non-existent.

And you feel jealous because someone else has gotten one of those scarce things or opportunities that you wanted.

These Sumerians were constantly at war with one another and other peoples, for water was a scarce and valuable resource.

To be effective, they must not waste the scarce resources of the government of Haiti and of local institutions.

But most of research focused in its pricing or effect of issue notice, research on its investment and risk management is still scarce.

At the bottom is the resource markets that exchange the services of the scarce resources .

Data points for a more general assessment of the business mix in high-growth markets are scarce, but improving.

Market forces have not been allowed to allocate access to scarce infrastructure more efficiently.

The natural condition of mankind is one of scarcity, and conflicts are often about the allocation of scarce resources.

Volunteers to work seven days a week in helping others are as scarce as hen' s teeth.

Million dollar donors to our university seem to be as scarce as hen's teeth.

But minimum wages are rising more than 20 per cent a year in many areas, and land is increasingly scarce and expensive.

Soil properties change dramatically during urbanization. However, recent knowledge about properties of urban soils is still scarce.

Nobody is deciding whether a video is good enough to justify the scarce channel space it uses, because there is no scarce channel space.

If you're controlling a scarce resource, like the prime-time broadcast schedule, you have to be discriminating.

These traits require a degree of modesty scarce among those ambitious enough to clamber to the top.

Therefore, the power company has started to pay attention to the load management system in the case of the truth of electric scarce.

The fungus attacks the roots of the trees, choking off a water supply that has been made scarce by successive years of drought.

When money was scarce, they would face high funding costs and could slow down in response.

It may be a long way from the Rift Valley, a tribal tinderbox where jobs are scarce and land even scarcer, to the tidy streets of The Hague.

European bond markets continued to creak as buyers remained scarce.

Even when water is scarce, it is often squandered.

Room was scarce, and I found myself with forty other men in an open barracks room.

Much of it was used in the production of sugar, which was steadily evolving from being a scarce luxury to a daily necessity.

Jeanie scarce forbore to scream aloud at what seemed the realization of the most frightful of her anticipation.

Where finance is rudimentary and trustworthy stores for saving are scarce, people are often willing to pay to save.

Credit is scarce, not least because overseas lenders are pulling out of the market, and terms and conditions have become more onerous.

He observed that tickets to see the top basketball games at Duke University are absurdly scarce.

It measures and compares the total costs and benefits of projects that are competing for scarce resources in monetary terms.

However, the rapid development of the technology of power transformer operation and staff learning ways of scarce formed a strong contrast.

Most of these guidelines are just plain common sense, whichseems to be a scarce commodity on the Web.

Until recently, few poor countries treated it as a scarce resource, nor did they think about how it would affect their development projects.

TRUE Friends are scarce. Who has found one has found a True TREASURE.

He that rises late, must trot all day, and shall scarce overtake his business at night.

Telco doctrine, formed in the age of monopoly and scarce infrastructure, is rarely examined explicitly.

Camphor Tree is now less and less of this scarce plants, let us work together to protect this tree bar.

I was in a condition which I scarce knew how to understand, or how to compose myself for the enjoyment of it.

Outward investment, they once believed, deprived India of scarce capital that would be better invested at home.

Many have found that, when natural resources are scarce and consumers are cash-strapped, greenery can be a lucrative business strategy.

The issues come into play when Web services, normally loosely coupled, run whether the resource is scarce or not.

Once limited to hair, becomes a scarce resource, it is possible to cause human Inequality.

The issue of whether trade costs jobs--or whether jobs are intrinsically scarce at all--is one that divides economists from non-economists.

Permanent positions are scarce, science survival is rarely part of formal graduate training, and a good mentor is hard to find.

free public sanitation is so scarce that its provision is turned into a huge event.

In her scarce spare time, Cico trains for marathons and gets her company to support athletes, artists and historians in Brazil.

IN THE beginning, the city had a name, Urm, a smell (strong), and scarce anything else.

And suitable for a car, for the same area occupier insufficient, less popularity around, supporting facilities must be scarce.

With jobs so scarce, wages stagnated even as the cost of living rose, forcing households to borrow to maintain their standard of living.

Stumbling home, scarce knowing where she was, the ugly girl heard a sound in the ditch.

And with electricity still scarce from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear crisis, a landmark building in Tokyo has dimmed its famous lights.

It would wallop global investor and business confidence at a time when both are scarce.

It's a striking irony that to extract its plentiful uranium, Namibia must use quantities of a very scarce resource: water.

However, the research results about the performance analysis of predictive scheduling algorithms so far are still quite scarce.

Here, as in other areas, efficiency gains have not been enough to ease the pressure on the use of scarce resources.

That would force them to treat spectrum as a scarce resource, not a state entitlement.

Increasingly crowded planet, followed by a change in environmental pollution is growing, resources are increasingly scarce.

Liquidity and credit suddenly become scarce and a devastating, value-destroying uncertainty takes hold.

Gifts Beauty limited resources, as the highest in Greece as beauty, Helen is scarce resources, so happened last 10 years of the Trojan war.

For instance, prime retail locations are scarce and the competition to secure them is intense, the company says.

Now, they are finding themselves in an unusual jam: lining up for increasingly scarce employment.

But boat captains and bus drivers have hiked fares due to scarce gasoline and food, forcing some to pay more than 3 days' wages for a seat.

For the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, one of the world's most water-scarce regions, this challenge is far greater.

For Harmel, the harsh economics lesson was clear: The product Harmel offers is no longer scarce.

But that should not be a concern now because jobs remain so scarce, said Lawrence Katz, a labor economist at Harvard.

Following this point, there is scarce in empirical evidences in Chinese context.

On this land-scarce island, however, the clearest indicator of social status is the last item: the condo.

When jobs are scarce, more college grads start out in lower-level jobs with lower starting salaries.

theory study of alpine grassland-livestock industry being scarce and lacking good demonstration templets.

an astonishing conclusion, since iron is manufactured in stars and should have been scarce in the early universe.

Examples of assertion, although somewhat scarce in wartime propaganda, can be found often in modern advertising propaganda.

In large parts of the financial system market liquidity is in scarce supply.

supposed to make myself scarce? " She gave him a sweet smile. "

With jobs scarce, many had been lining up for hours to secure a coveted slot.

Engineers and scientists are a scarce resource, hotly fought over by BP and its rivals ExxonMobil, Shell and Chevron.

And because it is so scarce, it is worth digging out a lot of rock to get at it, and using poisonous chemicals to extract it from that rock.

Land is so scarce in the crowded countryside near Musanze that farmers struggle to cultivate every foot of the steep, eroding hillsides.

Airlines want more capacity at Heathrow: scarce take-off and landing slots have recently changed hands for up to £ 30m ($48m) apiece.

Web services are normally loosely coupled, whether the resource is scarce or not.

During the terrible last winter of the German occupation, food was very scarce in the Netherlands.

But eggs are a volatile medium, and a scarce supply essentially stops production.

and from the perspective of the northern hemisphere, the sun appears to move south and get smaller and more scarce.

KIMBERLY The sound of flowing water, one not often heard these days since the precious commodity is becoming more scarce.

While businesses were expanding, the money they needed to finance that growth was becoming more scarce.

As an important chemical raw materials, iodine plays a vital role in national economy, and is a scarce resources in the world at present.

Truly it were an excusable covetousness if we did, for affliction is a treasure, and scarce any man hath enough of it.

Other details remain scarce, but Keller's confirmation supports several previous reports of a Euro-spec Camaro model.

While some tourism has increased over the last few years, Western visitors remain scarce.

People do not engage in the seemingly inevitable conflict over scarce material goods.

The competition for scarce water resources will increase in future, as the demand for water from industry and private households will rise.

He that riseth late must trot all day, and shall scarce overtake his business at night.

From an economic point of view, the scarcity of resources is a valuable resource, so water as a scarce resource, its value is self-evident.

Since the collapse of Lehman Brothers last September, trade credit has become scarce, causing international trade to implode.

Targets became scarce, and Byron crept here and there off the west coast of Honshu, admiring the pretty landscape.

Farmers in the agricultural insurance enthusiasm is not high, in small commercial insurance, insurance products are extremely scarce.

Yes, but tramps are scarce. I'm not sure whether there would be enough tonnage to make a full cargo, even if a tramp could be obtained.

WHEN demand is scarce and jobs are being lost, no one relishes a strong currency.

We have to tap the power of science to save those resources that are scarce.

It was time of the Olympic Games, so hotel accommodations were scarce.

But debt incurred in college becomes a serious burden at graduation, especially in a recession in which jobs are scarce.

As late-night revelers waited in the cold for a scarce cab, two men unloaded a truck at a bakery on Worker's Stadium Road.

Talent resources are scarce because the western region has not offer a good ecological environment to let talents grow and develop.

Xinjiang dry weather, water resources are very scarce, and water resources at the regional distribution is extremely uneven.

China's economic development in the most scarce, one of the most precious of resources is the entrepreneur.

When hunting became scarce, the diet switched to vegetation with a smattering of protein from fish, bugs, and small fowl.

In the past, there was no leading source of user-generated online video, and even premium content was scarce.

It'll be our home away from home. Units this close to the beach are scarce, and this one is really affordable.

The Kyrgyz complain about a lack of attention from Kabul. They say food, running water and electricity are scarce in the Pamirs.

The poor countries, where many of the new democracies have flowered, are typically endowed with abundant labour but scarce capital.

Any conventional economist will tell you that ordinary material products are scarce and presumably always will be.

Agriculture and industry are at a standstill. Food is scarce and to crown it all, there is no central government in being.

So far reports, applying this method to the study on emulation of bioactive ceramic degrading progress in vivo, have been still scarce.

But with financing for such projects scarce, he says he is still looking for a full-time job.

A trend often masquerades as a cycle at the start, and evidence suggests that these scarce krill years may foreshadow a new South Georgia.

Cashmere garment scarce raw materials for its high quality, high prices, and other characteristics is known as "soft gold" .

New borders cut across roads and railways, prompting scarce resources to be poured into new internal routes.

"The only consideration will be the price, as these woods become more scarce, " he says.

As water becomes increasingly scarce it may become a potential catalyst for conflict among and within countries.

And in many parts of the financial services industry, transparency is a scarce commodity.

A few large malignant tumors appeared as low density, scarce visible bleeding and calcification.

Now a plethora of international laws and treaties, and the rise of the International Criminal Court (ICC) have made safe spots scarce.

Now, however, jobs are scarce, which may make some parents think twice about investing a medium-sized fortune in a child's British future.

Some scientists think that when food was more scarce it made sense to be attracted to fatty foods, so as to store fat reserves.

Where drinking water is scarce, brackish, or even salt water, if available, may be used for domestic hygiene.

However, although marketers strongly promoted referral reward programs, academic research seems comparatively scarce in this arena.

Hotel rooms in Las Vegas, usually scarce at this time of the year, can still be found.

It's possible, the critics argue, that the bacteria eked out a living on that scarce supply.

While generally the light-driven circadian rhythm is in charge, the mealtime clock takes over when food is scarce.

With the advance of industrialization, resource and environment quality became increasingly scarce natural capital.

A financial system, which allocates scarce investment capital, is no different.

But this status is at risk because water, the vital ingredient to make the soil productive, is increasingly scarce.

Quite predictably, demand collapsed and banking credit became scarce, with the result that the core of the Greek economy was crushed.

It's a strategy aimed at avoiding and managing conflicts over the competition for the scarce land and water resources.

The offer increased to $25 each and the supply of monkeys became so scarce it was an effort to even find a monkey, let alone catch it!

When investment opportunities are scarce, capital inflows simply displace domestic savings and encourage consumption.

tho' this can scarce happen amongst that part of mankind that have consented to the use of money.

As the environment grows more unforgiving and the challenges more complex, skilled technical resources are becoming scarce.

In a world where goodwill is scarce , heavy- handed dialogues engender resentments that spill over into other spheres .

However, research on heterotic groups in indica rice is scarce compared with that in maize.

As Britain crawls out of recession and jobs remain scarce, demand for university education has been soaring.

If food became scarce at the time the dinosaurs became extinct 65 million years ago, this could have made it harder for them to survive.

The only large country where millionaires became more scarce was Italy.

That's hard to come by in a world where bank loans are scarce and cash savings are at risk from inflation and theft.

When a scarce good is under-priced, we trade the savings in money for costs in time - more people will queue for it.

Trees, he says, are also a source of natural medicines, no small advantage in an area where modern health care is scarce and expensive.

Increasingly scarce wild and that the organic green tea from Japan in the Akaishi mountains sparkling lakes of the habitat.

Until homes for sale are again scarce, it will continue to be better to be a buyer than a seller.

Yes, because markets are the best mechanism for allocating scarce resources.

The leaves of the trees begin to turn golden yellow and rainfall is scarce.

Irrigation water, as well as drinking water, is growing scarce and deteriorating in quality around the world.

Soaring prices for increasingly scarce burial plots are raising eyebrows across the country.

Looting will be rampant, and when goods become scarce, as they will almost immediately, looters will get vicious and steal from one another.

In many areas of the country, growing populations and limited nearby water supplies are making water a scarce (and expensive) commodity.

Many local governments have come up with the idea of "creating" tourist attractions in areas where they are scarce.

However, the limited productivity and scarce natural resources can hardly meet the needs of the ever-Increasing population.

Which production factors were abundant and which scarce for the United States?

And many airports are inefficiently priced, with established airlines claiming "grandfather" rights over scarce take-off and landing slots.

Infantry regiments tend to recruit from poor areas where jobs are scarce and A-levels scarcer.

many problems still exist, high-quality raw milk as a scarce resource has become the focal point of the industry enterprises.

If demand remains at current levels, prices are likely to continue rising because kopi luwak is becoming increasingly scarce.

and when money is relatively scarce, some means is found to increase the effective quantity of money.

However, all I should do now is well-prepared to embrace this scarce opportunities and do my best to dedicate myself in this group.

Other information at this point is scarce, and currently the car's exact specifications have not yet been finalized .

Although numbers of universities, colleges and vocational schools are increasing, quality education resources are still scarce, as Mr.

Ammunition , spare parts, replacement troops and equipment all became scarce commodities in frontline German divisions.

is now strictly true that scarce a fly or mosquito can be seen in the town.

Tokyo salarymen prefer lighter, sleeker products because space is so scarce in a region with 36 million inhabitants.

The bottom line at the bottom of the pyramid is that financial services remain shockingly scarce.

Capital was scarce and Mr Ganesh tackled cashflow problems by getting companies to pay their maintenance premiums upfront.

Consumers are also likely to defer big purchases as long as the crisis is unresolved and credit is scarce.

I was scarce a quarter of a mile to seaward, and it was my first thought to paddle in and land .

The river water-body pollution takes the serious economic loss to the resident in its basins, on which the study is scarce.

All practical, andmany impractical, means of allocating scarce resources are studied byeconomists.

Women polycystic ovarian syndrome is due to high male hormone, patients will happen forehead and head hair scarce symptoms.

When those scarce goods are vital for the smooth running of the economy (as oil is), it is natural for countries to get a bit desperate.

The third was young, fit, and dashing, but so drunk that Dany could scarce understand a word he said.

The resource is either scarce or not while Web services are waiting to send or receive a message.

What Jefferson noted is the wonderful feature of a non-scarce, orinfinite, good that it is effectively a free resource.

Enteral administration of pro biotics could prevent infectious complications, but convincing evidence is scarce.

Blood must be viewed as a scarce resource that carries risks and benefits.

Scarce resources will be the price to reflect the price will rise, until the emergence of effective energy alternative.

Over time, savings would reduce consumption pressure on scarce supplies, preventing commodities prices from reaching new highs.

Information technology already means that physical privacy has become a scarce commodity. Websites track your interests and purchases.

Farmers now rely on it in water-scarce regions from Spanish vineyards, to African onion fields, to America's fruit and salad bowl.

Because metal was scarce, the Oscars given out during World War II were made of wood.

More closures are likely to follow as opportunities for labour cost arbitrage become ever more scarce.

But what about its application to the junior listening teaching? What results will we receive? This kind of research is scarce till now.

Provided the resource is limited, scientific priority setting in health research could maximize the utilization of scarce resource.

Increasingly scarce water resources, water-saving society is the inevitable social development, this work has long-term and universal.