paucity

Preposition: of

• convert: Many reasons are given for the paucity of converts.
• evidence: There is a paucity of evidence on the effects of class size on pupils ' learning.
• literature: With such a paucity of literature during that period it's hard to find out what was actually going on.
• talent: I can hear already protests about the paucity of local talent, but I am just not prepared to accept them.
• datum: At present there is a paucity of such data.
• material: In contrast to the paucity of biographical material, however, many sources of Clemens ' music survive.

Converse of subject

• limit: To be fair, there were caveats: " Our deliberations have been limited by the paucity of the available evidence.
• compound: Poor public awareness is compounded by the relative paucity of local authority sources of in-house specialist advice.

Converse of object

• reveal: This review revealed a paucity of references relating to the use of PBL in Sociology.
• reflect: That pattern could simply reflect the paucity of records, particularly from earlier centuries.
• give: Given the paucity of detailed information for GB, we must rely on figures from abroad.
• have: Consequently, we have a paucity of cases to examine and it is hard to see how we can test these claims.
• note: In evaluating barriers and enablers, we note the paucity of research about how these factors interact.
• highlight: The review did not discuss specific interventions, as its main purpose was to highlight the paucity of evidence.

Adjective modifier

• relative: Of the employe's earnings not based upon relative paucity of.
• general: There was also a general paucity of trained operatives.
• apparent: Given the apparent paucity of surviving live and broadcast material by the band there may not be much more to come.
• current: Adder The current paucity and irregular distribution of the adder is not easy to understand.
• striking: Excavations in both residential and government towns have revealed a striking paucity of cult buildings.
• comparative: It is this passive resistance which accounts, for example, for the comparative paucity and poverty of distinctively Scottish literature since the Union.