Sentence examples for a shortage of trust from inspiring English sources

We face the obstacles of a shortage of trust and an abundance of skepticism.

Neediness is often associated with a shortage of trust, and sometimes a fear of abandonment.

She said a shortage of money available to the trust meant it had to target the most at-risk groups, adding: "What's happened over the last decade or so, there has been very little awareness of HIV and sexual health among the general population".

A shortage of hospital consultants has left a health trust in Lincolnshire paying £20m for emergency cover.

NHS Employers has written to the home secretary, Theresa May, to highlight that many NHS Trusts are facing a shortage of nurses going into winter as the Home Office refuses to grant visas to nurses from outside the EU".

He said the NHS was already suffering a shortage of paramedics among many other areas, forcing health trusts to rely on agencies and foreign recruitment.

The hospital's trust said it was because of a shortage of beds caused by delays in discharging other patients.

The Royal College of Nursing, which made Freedom of Information requests to 27 NHS trusts, said the NHS was being "crippled" by a shortage of nurses.

The details emerged on Tuesday when the trust's medical director, Dr Tony Stevens, told BBC Radio Ulster's Nolan Show a shortage of doctors, and patient waiting times, had been significant factors in the deaths.

Bodo count A shortage of capital flows ReprintsGreeting the latest deal, Mr Ma's office declared that a new era of mutual trust with America had begun.

The figures were calculated from 124 NHS trusts across England and referred to operations cancelled for non-clinical reasons, including a shortage of beds, missing patient records, staffing problems and a lack of equipment.