Sentence examples for big shortages from inspiring English sources

… The New York Post: … For most restaurants, though, the big shortages are a bit more basic.

There are big shortages, especially in activities that demand large and regular commitments.The causes are hotly debated.

Automakers said Friday that they sold 1.33 million vehicles in the United States in May, a 25.7 percent increase over the same month a year ago, although the comparison was skewed because the major Japanese auto companies suffered big shortages of vehicles last year in the aftermath of the tsunami and earthquake in Japan.

"In small-town U.S.A., there is a big shortage".

"We live in a place where there is a big shortage of affordable housing, and we know these young people are not earning significant amounts of money.

However, the V.A. system still has the same number of hospitals and staff — indeed, as the Times reported on Friday, the agency has a big shortage of doctors.

"There is currently a big shortage of lawyers," says Gill Jones of legal recruitment consultants Taylor Root, who monitor salaries in the profession.

A new generation of council houses should be built to overcome a "big shortage", the shadow housing minister, Emma Reynolds, has said.

The resulting lower yields will reduce this year's crop to well below what had originally been forecast (a bumper), but the world harvest is still expected to be higher than demand, so there is no big shortage in the offing.

We want to see an investment programme in social housing … I want to see a council house-building programme because there is a very big shortage of council homes".

"This is a really big shortage and it's going to be considerably worse and longer than in the past," said Kim Hostetler, vice president for human resources and education services at the hospital association.