A big producer of carbon dioxide had to close its factories because of soaring natural-gas prices, which in turn led to warnings from the chicken industry about a possible paucity of poultry.
Then there is the peculiar paucity of British “sanctions” imposed under an international bribery convention: two between 1999 and 2009, compared with 88 in America, 26 in Germany and 40 in Italy.
But because we don't have that many settlements — either because they weren't dug or because people are still living on them, we really have a paucity of evidence.
Boosted by a paucity of campaigning because of covid-19, the 90-minute, ad-free event in Cleveland was watched by an estimated 80m, over half the electorate.
The inveterate antagonism of these black precipices to all strugglers for life is in no way more forcibly suggested than by the paucity of tufts of grass, lichens, or confervae on their outermost ledges.
There is this paucity of sleep because of this model of early school start times and I'll explain exactly what's happened there and what we've been doing to try to change that.
They recognize that public trust is low, but more than that, the paucity of public trust provides a kind of handbrake on the uptake and use of AI systems.
Do you think there's a slight risk that some of them are more influential than they should be, given the paucity of people who are actual experts on LinkedIn?