Sentence examples for begun to ration from inspiring English sources

Samoa has begun to ration water, too.

With Gaza's economy facing a $250 million shortfall since Egypt shut down hundreds of smuggling tunnels, the Hamas government has begun to ration some resources.

The GBRV has shut down production lines at energy intensive state-owned steel and aluminum producers and begun to ration electricity throughout the country.

The Red Cross and the New Zealand Defence Force have flown in water and desalination machines, but even so the government warns that Tuvalu has less than five days' drinking water left.Even worse: nearby Samoa, which has a population 15 times that of Tuvalu and Tokelau combined, has begun to ration water in parts of its territory for the same reasons.

With the dependency on electrons beginning to sink in, digital information refugees began to ration the battery power on their portable devices like water.

He was so taken by it, he said, that he began to ration the pages, hoping to make it last longer.

When the blockade was first imposed, Heba and her family began to ration their food, eating just one meal a day.

Some sellers began to ration fuel, worried that panic buying would contribute more to any shortages than the actual closure of the refinery.The dispute, which centres on pension rights, pits generously treated workers against a firm with a reputation for ruthlessness.

Though Utah's farm economy is dwarfed by California's — agricultural sales for 2013 reached $1.8 billion, compared with $46.4 billion in the Golden State — officials have began to ration water, and Briggs and other farmers worry about more cutbacks this summer.

Food stocks have begun to rise, and the rations are becoming actually obtainable.A visitor hears more grumbling about the shortages of, say, shoes, pharmaceuticals or books than about food.

Hospitals had begun to run out of medicines, there were acute fuel shortages and food rationing.