Hard Wisdom for Scarce Water

You need to use scarce resources.

It ain't as though there wasn't plenty of it.

Clean water is scarce.

Clean water is scarce.

It is abundance, as opposed to scarcity.

It doesn't need to be refrigerated, it doesn't need water, which is often lacking.

Number two a declining population means scarce labor.

(a) The question of the shortcomings found in certain thinly populated areas.

And slowly, slowly, at the end of the 20th century, that scarcity started to get eroded and I don't mean by digital technology I mean by analog technology.

Considering the scarcity of resources, investments in these strategic industries are thus preferable because they provide externalities.

But it only treats a few kids, and so this isn't very scalable.

Time is one of the scarcest resources in the modern world.

Girls get aborted before they're even born when there are scarce resources.

They also emphasized the problem of the scarcity of equipment, particularly railway rolling stock and cargo handling equipment.

Article 28 The State shall ensure protective mining for the special or rare types of coal which are of important value to the national economy.

Scarcity of appropriate skills is another factor constraining firms.

Technology is transforming the face of food vulnerability in places where you see classic famine.

We have been forced to direct more and more of our scarce resources towards recovery and away from development.

Vengeance is a rare wine, a joy divine, says the Arab.

The 20th century was a great time to be a media company, because the thing you really had on your side was scarcity.

It was noted that criminal justice agencies currently maintained scarce data on transnational crime.

Mitchell Besser Remember the images I showed you of how few doctors and nurses there are in Africa.

Technology offices, technology parks and incubators have proven to be effective conduits to pool scarce resources i.e. R D, education and finance needed to stimulate research commercialization and subsequent enterprise growth.

These scarce credits are, in their majority, applied in the areas of fast returns in commerce of consumable goods or in agricultural commercialization.

In particular, the projected intensification of freshwater scarcity as a result of climate change will cause greater stresses in drylands.

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Long standing issues relating to land property, land scarcity, and the lack of economic alternatives to agricultural activities are important bottlenecks in the economic reinsertion of returning refugees, the majority of whom are of rural origin.

The system of health protection for workers is a complex one, so the data on health in the workplace are still very scarce.

Emergency flood plans are being developed and people advised on how to manage the scarce water resources in case of drought.

I want security, protection, respectability things that have been very scarce on my side of the family, even my own mama.

A4.3.2 SECTION 2 Hazard identification

Such forms of business organization and ownership provided especially effective institutional arrangements under conditions of scarce endowment of capital, entrepreneurship and skill and of inadequate and imperfect information.

Rare earth

Rare Earth

A RARE OPPORTUNITY

Laetitia

Hippolyte.

So, all in all, in an age when the visual image of any kind was rare, tapestries were an incredibly potent form of propaganda.

To tell you just an example, an anecdote about their rarity, I was going to this place every year and would do fieldwork here, and the assistants, of course, helped me do the surveys.

That's very rare.

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How very surprising.

There's nothing magical about it

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