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A year and a half down the line, the consequence is a dearth of pork and higher prices.

There seems to be a dearth of good young players AT the moment.

There had been a real dearth of technological advancement since the last world war.

Because of this secrecy and the dearth of any official knowledge, information becomes a valuable asset on which rumor sites capitalize.

Uncertainty over healthcare reform and a dearth of funding for biotechnology companies since the crisis have dented revenue recently.

First, Rijkaard has a good track record at Barcelona, albeit one that's beginning to fade, considering the dearth of silverware last season.

Although not an orthodox left-winger , Cole has no serious challengers given the dearth of left- footed players available.

One of the greatest barriers to the globalization efforts of Chinese companies is a dearth of employees with the right know-how .

Behind that decline in real rates, argues the McKinsey Global Institute, was not so much a savings glut as an investment dearth.

But in that case, too, a catalyst would be needed to boost reaction rates enough to account for the dearth of acetylene.

Analysts say the dearth of homegrown rivals to Google could also undermine any move to take regulatory action against the company.

Like a season, you return to me again. Shall I compare you to the fair and fruitful summer or a dearth in winter?

That's due partly to the dearth of jobs for college graduates who did not attend top-tier universities.

He said, I will borrow the Hubei Province agreement signed by dongfeng dearth, advocating and promoting new publishing continuous.

I suppose a dearth of food can famish you and make you anxious to believe any promise of a better life, regardless of your mental faculty .

McCain also said he is concerned that the Timothy Geithner-led automotive panel has a "dearth" of people with industry experience.

But no factor loomed larger during the period than the dearth of client activity, he said.

No matter how Chinese sports officials address the dearth of basketball talent, resting on Yao's laurels is no longer an option.

He had a knack for it, but was frustrated by the dearth of information about his craft.

The dearth of orders means yards are barely receiving any of the downpayments on new orders that previously smoothed out their cash flow.

He cited a steady stream of upgrades to economic-growth forecasts and corporate earnings as well as the dearth of inflation signals.

Immigrants struggle with differences in language and culture, and a dearth of contacts outside their own communities.

The global saving glut could easily become global savings dearth. And that would mean substantially higher interest rates.

Summary of Background Data. There is a dearth of descriptive epidemiology of thoracic MRI findings in the general population.

With temperatures often reaching 40 degrees Celsius and a serious dearth of air-conditioning, it seems many bloggers are suffering.

These can be compounded by a dearth of English-speaking managers familiar with working outside China.

One exception to the general dearth of thinking on the African city which I read recently is Cities of Change.

But Porter is stubborn, and imaginative, and does not let the dearth of chatty diaries deter him.

lack, shortage, scarcity There is a dearth of parking place in Taipei.

The word of the LORD that came to Jeremiah concerning the dearth.

And though Hou is proud of his films, he thinks the dearth of commercial films is hurting Taiwan cinema.

In part, Prof Cornuel blames the dearth of faculty on the fact that professors no longer command the cachet they once did.

A dearth of new ships, and flotillas waiting to berth in overcrowded ports (especially in Australia), are also driving rates higher.

Given the dearth of renminbi-denominated financial assets available offshore, most investors have few options besides low-yielding deposits.

On the supply side , the dearth of Chinese agribusinesses and supply networks makes distribution localised, inefficient and costly .

He said it is tough to make any definitive judgment because of the dearth of information.

This is a category where users might be frustrated, not by the dearth, but by the glut of high quality libraries.

The dearth of such deals is a reflection of China's red-hot domestic stock market, which has inflated the valuations of acquisition targets.

Consider the three ingredients for recession: a credit crunch, tighter fiscal policy and a dearth of confidence.

But the basic cause of the dearth is structural: it is an unhappy function of parliamentary arithmetic.

Both survivors say they are nowhere near as exposed to the risk of a sudden dearth of liquidity as Bear Stearns was.

Out in the sticks, they expect a dearth of housing and amenities.

More subtle reasons have been mooted for the dearth of women at the top.

Once, the dearth of women directors could be traced to the small numbers entering film school.

Yet many analysts, including Mr Posen, think the economy is being held back by a dearth of small-business investment.

There is no dearth of cards that offer fee-free reward plans, so there really is no reason to pay the annual fees.

A recession-induced dearth of business travellers helped drive circulation down by 17%, but it ought to bounce back.

This is due to a relative dearth of local public companies and an immature acquisition financing market.

King of rock Elvis Presley had the best life one can imagine with no dearth of cash.

The prosaic reason for the dearth of private issuance is the wide gap between what investors demand and what borrowers will pay.

Still, that dearth of new space could mean tidy profits for the owners of developments that go ahead.

Teachers are scarce at all levels and there is a dearth of reputable higher education institutes.

Germans moan about a dearth of engineers; Boeing grumbles about capacity constraints in the supply chain.

Banks had scaled back staffing across Asia amid a dearth of merger and acquisition activity, and stagnant capital markets.

In sum, technology has given us this surfeit of calories and dearth of energy expenditure.

But why stop with a candle commemorating the death (or dearth) of print?

TIPS aren't pure barometers of inflation expectations. They are affected by a dearth of supply, which can affect yields.

The dearth of Java libraries that effectively use anonymous inner classes make this problem manifest.

A dearth of methods, technologies and tools will impede the design and delivery of social media solutions in the near term.

We strolled along streets that the dearth of motor traffic made the city appear both old-fashioned and serene.

Many single women bristle at the stereotypes. The problem, some say, is a dearth of worthy bachelors.

Given a dearth of tools for separating the wheat from the chaff, social entrepreneurs are left with long menus of advice.

But it is well aware that a dearth of local expertise means it cannot shut the foreigners out as Tokyo and Seoul have largely managed to do.

Part of France's problem could be the dearth of new young talent.

The opposition's biggest problem is a dearth of experienced forces, which are needed to keep supply lines open.

In my point of view, the dearth of wild species today forecasts an unpromising future for humans tomorrow.

In my point of view, the dearth of wildlife today forecasts an unpromising future for humans tomorrow.

In addition, the industry faces a dearth of skilled labor to run and maintain even the existing plants.

Sunspots have been dearth, as noted by human scientists this solar cycle.

Consequently, they are liable to bring to the experience a dearth of knowledge and an extraordinary amount of anxiety.

EXCEPT as Pearl, in the dearth of human playmates, was thrown more upon the visionary throng which she created.

A dearth of liquidity is affecting businesses through higher lending rates, with 55% paying above the benchmark in the first quarter.

A dearth of information and lack of supplies of food, cooking oil and fuel are wearing patience thin.

China's relative dearth of high-quality energy resources hinders its supply capability.

A recession-induced dearth of bussiness travellers helped drive circulation down by 17%, but it ought to bounce back.

Britain's dearth of local televisionstations (compared with America, particularly) grieves Mr Hunt.

The factory's closure has been blamed on the dearth of orders for its products during the recession.

Their problems stem from a dearth of funding and from the digital revolution in the way people consume moving images.

But the problem could also be a dearth of data.

However, the dearth of primary research material is partly attributed to the lack of a suitable methodology with which to study projects.

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It was once labelled a cultural desert because of its dearth of cultural and artistic activities.

'If there's a sudden dearth of Brazil's crop and China comes in, there's no knowing how high prices could go. '

The dearth of care is most evident when it comes to individuals who commit violent crimes.

Still, a dearth of decision does not mean a dearth of ambition.

The dearth of evidence on-site gave rise to various explanatory hypotheses.

The reasons for the dearth of high-profile women are myriad and complex.

Some also there were that said, We have mortgaged our lands, vineyards, and houses, that we might buy corn, because of the dearth.

This could explain the dearth of the puniest black holes, he says.

Despite a dearth of policemen, crime has not risen.

Despite the dearth of M&A, international groups have taken big slices of the Chinese market through organic growth.

Part of the reason is a dearth of academic research.

One great weakness of China's SOEs is their dearth of experience of genuine competition.

Farmers have long griped about a dearth of competition.

In some places, efforts are underway to do something about the dearth of Japanese champion wrestlers.

Silicon wafers are zapped with ions, which form tiny islands with either an excess or a dearth of electrons.

It's not my fault your family has a dearth of money.

The introduction of mechanised spinning (of the sort carried out at Quarry Bank Mill) changed that, creating a dearth of hand-weavers.

Sadly there is still a dearth of talent in the area of social media.

Despite a tiny uptick in fertility rates in some European countries, the birth dearth continues.

For collectors here, one drawback is the dearth of storage space.

Yet there is a dearth of Chinese managerial talent, especially on the international stage.

In Yemen, officials said, there is a dearth of solid intelligence about Qaeda operations.

Borders, which employs about 10, 700 people, scrapped a bankruptcy-court auction scheduled for Tuesday amid the dearth of bids.

Many educated British women believe there is already a dearth of traditional husbands.

Dearth of data to build programs and policy that tackle stigma directly.

An even deeper reason for the dearth of deals is the state.

"But there is a dearth of suitable candidates" is the cry of City personnel departments.

A dearth of supplies in the physical market in India is keeping premiums steady at 40 cents an ounce.

Both of them love a long lasting relationship and there will be no dearth of loyalty and romance.

The result is a dearth of leaders with integrity and expertise.

Because design is important in so many industries, there is a dearth of local experts to keep pace with rising demand.

The real reason for the dearth of pork was market dynamics, and many of the same forces are at work today.

The country has a dearth of people qualified to run them.

Perhaps; but the dearth of spending and new service businesses is also caused by government policy.

And actually the stories that we tell ourselves, we have a huge dearth of stories about how to move forward creatively from here.

The dearth of managerial competence in China can partly be attributed to the mode of industrialisation.

The idea that a dearth of available women hurts male longevity has been around for some time.

Such TV sets are already selling faster than the dearth of 3D content would suggest.

but the dearth of spending and new service businesses is also caused by government policy.

Even Japan, famous for its dearth of children, has a higher fertility rate, at 1. 3.

A group of great scientists lived in heaven after dearth.

NET, ATL, C#, or even any C code at all, then there is a dearth of examples and information on how to deal with COM objects.

There is a particular dearth of managers in sectors such as real estate, retail and infrastructure.

A dearth of records means no one knows how many people should be paying income tax.

Many soldiers died Because of dearth of food.

So if a dearth of dollars isn't making us miserable, then what is?

In developing countries themselves, the dearth of policy and research programmes on chronic diseases stems from two problems.

people in that country died because of dearth of food.

One reason is a dearth of offshore yuan funds in Hong Kong.

If you then factor in the amount of contaminated and polluted fresh water, we are left with a dearth of safe, drinkable water.

For college graduates , a dearth of knowledge about finance will prove to be their Achilles' heel

C indicate the dearth of reliable information about a subject

The savings glut was really an investment dearth

Spite of despondence, of the inhuman dearth

A dearth of parking places riles the new middle class

The main brake on commercial biotech in China, though, has been its dearth of venture capital