Results for scarce translation from English to Malay

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economics is the science which studies human behavior as a relationship between ends and scarce means which have alternative uses
ekonomi ialah sains yang mengkaji tingkah laku manusia sebagai hubungan antara tujuan dan cara yang terhad yang mempunyai kegunaan alternatif

till, when he came between the two mountains, he found upon their hither side a folk that scarce could understand a saying.
sehingga apabila ia sampai di antara dua gunung, ia dapati di sisinya satu kaum yang hampir-hampir mereka tidak dapat memahami perkataan.

how people and society organize scarce and limited resources to produce goods and services to satisfy unlimited human wants
bagaimana masyarakat tertentu menyelesaikan masalah ekonominya

for example, in most of rural africa hand washing taps close to every private or public toilet are scarce, even though cheap options exist to build hand washing stations.
contohnya, di kebanyakan kawasan luar bandar di afrika, paip mencuci tangan dekat dengan setiap tandas persendirian dan awam adalah sangat jarang, walaupun terdapat pilihan murah sedia ada untuk membina stesen mencuci tangan.

the which he gulps, and can scarce swallow, and death comes upon him from every side, yet he cannot die; and still beyond him is a harsh chastisement.
ia meminumnya dengan terpaksa dan hampir-hampir tidak dapat diterima oleh tekaknya (kerana busuknya), dan ia didatangi (penderitaan) maut dari segala arah, sedang ia tidak pula mati (supaya terlepas dari azab seksa itu); dan selain dari itu, ada lagi azab seksa yang lebih berat.

149. despite their modern reputation, the original luddites were neither opposed to technology norinept at using it. many were highly skilled machine operators in the textile industry. the luddite disturbances started in circumstances at least superficially similar to our own. british working families at the start of the 19th century were enduring economic upheaval and widespread unemployment. food was scarce and rapidly becoming more costly. on march 11, 1811, in nottingham, a textile manufacturing centre, british troops broke up a crowd of protesters demanding more work and better wages. that night, angry workers smashed textile machinery in a nearby village. similar attacks occurred nightly at first, then sporadically, and then in waves. fearing a national movement, the government soon positioned thousands of soldiers to defend factories, parliament passed a measure to make machine- ра breaking a capital offence. but the luddites were neither as organised nor as dangerous as authorities believed. ( smithsonianmag.com ) a. although the working classes faced economic turmoil in early 19th century england, the upper classes did not.
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