Sentence examples for a supply shortfall from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year the Committee on Climate Change highlighted that almost half of UK water resource areas risk a supply shortfall by 2035.

"This could prevent the worst of the price spikes, but it won't be large enough to deal with the root problem of a supply shortfall and high demand".

Anticipating a supply shortfall, nickel producers' stock prices have risen sharply in recent months -- even Inco's, which are up 23percentt since the strike began, closing at $25.14 in New York today.

Despite a supply shortfall, there's strong immigration growth, low interest rates and a tight rental market, which are both driving price increases and demand.

"We are in close contact with National Grid, who are able to step into the market to source gas and increase incentives on gas suppliers if they think there is a risk of a supply shortfall, " she added.

Despite an expected doubling in production due to improved extraction methods, the United States Department of Energy (DoE) anticipates a supply shortfall of tellurium by 2025.

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, dominated by Middle Eastern states, has offered to make up any supply shortfall caused by the Venezuelan strike.

The Saudis, who are overwhelmingly Sunni Muslims and harbor wariness toward the Shiite majority in Iran, have pledged to increase their exports to compensate for any supply shortfall caused by the Iranian oil embargo.

But, looking ahead to next winter, when demand is forecast to be 3.5 million bpd higher than in 2004, many foresee a looming supply shortfall.

It has also effected some changes to medical education, gearing it more to primary care, and has allowed for doctors from other countries to fill any supply shortfalls.

An average of an additional year decreases the supply shortfall to 4.3% in 2021, compared to 5.7% if no intervention is made.