Sentence examples for a shortage there from inspiring English sources

There's a shortage there.

"We've heard from some Iraqis that when they suspect there is going to be a shortage, there is a sort of hoarding that goes on," he said.

So there isn't a shortage -- there just isn't," he says.

I think it is good to have some immigration controls but if there are skilled areas where there is a shortage then there shouldn't be a cap.

Not only is there a talent shortage, there is a demographic component to human capital.

I believe there is not a driver shortage, there is a shortage of drivers willing to work for the prevailing wages.

Where there's a staff shortage, there's probably a money shortage.

"If there's a skill shortage, there has to be rises in wages," he says.

While you should always be skeptical of claims of a "skills shortage," there's useful information in this 2003 article on the expansion of the biotech industry.

This rare treat even comes fly-free, but apparently there's a shortage and there's none to be had anywhere in the bazaar.

So there isn't a shortage -- there just isn't," he said.