Sentence examples similar to an undersupply of necessary things from inspiring English sources

An oversupply of graduates and an undersupply of jobs, along with soaring tuition costs, have created a crisis.

"There is an undersupply of quality hotel rooms".

"In the New York litigation market, I think there is an undersupply of cases and an oversupply of lawyers," he said.

"You can't make the argument that there's an undersupply of venture capitalists or private equity fund managers".

The bottleneck to economic growth in many poor countries, the authors thus reckon, is perhaps not primarily an undersupply of educated workers, but an undersupply of educated entrepreneurs.Low productivity is the critical variable, reckon the authors.

"The sector continues to receive focused government support, mortgage availability is good and there remains an undersupply of new homes," he said.

The academy has long attributed the slow progress in diversifying faculty to a "pipeline problem" -- an undersupply of women and minorities enrolled in graduate programs.

In most African countries there is an oversupply of social science and business graduates but an undersupply of engineers, scientists and technicians.

The field of child welfare faces an undersupply of evidence-based interventions to address long-term foster care.

It also does very little for those languishing on social housing waiting lists, in temporary accommodation and the homeless – who are victims of an undersupply of affordable housing".

There is an oversupply of wealthy investors and an undersupply of high-caliber financial advisors.