Sentence examples for attributed shortages from inspiring English sources

Health workers confirmed the veracity of community concerns, but attributed shortages in both equipment and staff to circumstances beyond their own control.

Producers deny this, attributing shortages more to government policy, particularly price controls, which discourage production and investment.Now Mr Chávez has gone after cement producers.

Governments, however, are not in the habit of attributing shortages to their own ineptitude.

Faculty shortages include both basic science and clinical faculty, and many respondents attribute shortages to salary and quality of life issues.

Inflation has jumped because of double-digit increases in food prices attributed to shortages of pork and other items.

In the late 1960's, the inflation that had descended on America was attributed to shortages of goods and services.

But the commission also attributed the shortages to the way emerging economies use policies on trade, taxation and investment to reserve their resource bases for their exclusive use.

Experts attributed the shortages to an unusual combination of factors, including rising demand, a sharp drop in federal supplies of excess farm products, and tighter inventory controls that are leaving supermarkets and other retailers with less food to donate.

[049, nurse] Staff attributed resource shortages to a number of factors.

Health workers in public health facilities, however, attributed the shortages to inadequate supplies from the national drug provision system, which is heavily dependent on external donors.

He attributed the shortage of high-tech workers to the rapid expansion of that industry and the shortage of low-wage workers on a historical lack of affordable housing in the county.