Sentence examples for acknowledged shortages from inspiring English sources

Although the still-significant gap in funding is acknowledged, shortages in human resources for health care are often cited as the most important obstacle to a successful treatment scale-up [ 10- 12].

The university has acknowledged a shortage of campus housing, with more than 8,000 undergraduates on a waiting list.

Mr. Kariv acknowledged a shortage of medicine in Gaza, but said that was because of a problem with payment from the Palestinian side.

Cindy Ehnes, director of the state's Department of Managed Health Care, called the new requirements a "major leap forward" in care, but acknowledged a shortage of general practitioners may make it difficult to put the plan in place.

Council leaders acknowledged a shortage of emergency accommodation.

A Dell spokesperson acknowledged the shortage today and has blamed it for recent replacement battery price increases, but said little more than "We sell battery packs.

Policy makers acknowledged the shortage of health workers in Uganda.

The association says it sees no nationwide shortage of dentists, though it acknowledges a shortage in rural areas.

A Homeland Security spokesman in Washington acknowledged that fuel shortages and overcrowding had been a problem, and he said the agency was working to distribute migrants it apprehended among different area stations.

Many real estate brokers, planners and business and housing advocates acknowledge the shortage of rentals on Long Island.

While acknowledging the shortage, Mr. Katzenberg recently told analysts there were enough theaters available to "recover our upfront investment and make a profit".