Fox, CBS, and ABC are all facing declining viewership and, worse, a dearth of breakout hits.
In recent years, there also has been a dearth of new supply despite plentiful land.
But the better approach would be to avoid a dearth of data in the first place.
And where critics see a dearth of weapons being found, he sees a deterrent.
The downside to the new operating system is its relative dearth of third-party software.
So far the dearth of scholars doesn't seem to have held back growth of the industry.
It is nonsense, first, to think that America suffers from a dearth of conversation about race.
But mostly, the dearth of candidates has more to do with the double-edged sword of consolidation.
While there is no dearth of wealth in those areas, ordinary folk may be squeezed.
Attend any major tech event in the Valley, and you will notice their dearth.
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Not to mention the absolute dearth of shooters available on the Wii U right now?
Sarbox victims suffer in the market from more than a dearth of information flow.
"There's been a dearth of innovation around infectious disease, " said Kleiner Perkins partner Brook Byers.
Employers say they have lots of openings but a dearth of candidates with the right skills.
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There's no dearth of entrepreneurial spirit in China, but business enthusiasm doesn't equal managerial acumen.
Because of the dearth of trials, class actions are rarely won on the merits.
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These two have amassed huge cash positions because they perceive a dearth of appealing investment opportunities.
Indeed, there now seems to be a dearth of the grand theorists of days past.
To date there has been a dearth of critical insider commentary regarding the failings of 401(k)s.
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Ms Murdoch also criticised the "dearth of integrity" highlighted in the Leveson inquiry into press standards.
There is a real dearth of disclosure on how brokers handle orders in and around those pools.
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Mr Dunne says Ohio has long suffered from a dearth of skilled workers moving into the state.
Scanning the competitive landscape, there is no dearth of companies that should get more focused on invention.
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And as you mentioned, it's - there's been a dearth of snow in Europe and relatively mild conditions.
Both countries suffered from massive housing and construction bubbles and a subsequent dearth of jobs for temporary workers.
Still, the upturn in housing is a milestone, a particularly welcome one amid a distressing dearth of jobs.
Thanks in part to the credit crisis, the fall was reinforced by a dearth of contrarian gainers.
But orders from on high can't change the dearth of funding for Y2K remediation at large state-owned enterprises.
Low mineral prices were only partly to blame for the dearth of investment to finance exploration and development.
The political class suffers a dearth of vision, which manifests as fiscal duress.
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