Sentence examples for biggest shortage from inspiring English sources

THE biggest shortage of financing has been from public investors.

"In this election, the biggest shortage we had was time," said Mr. Hasanli, a historian and history professor.

Ms. Weingarten predicted that it would be hard to attract first-rate teachers, noting that for years, the biggest shortage of licensed teachers has been in math, science and bilingual education.

The danger with that is that the Kremlin would swallow the concession, lick its lips, and demand the next course: the introduction of Russian as an official language, perhaps.The biggest shortage in the Baltic states now is political vision and imagination, both in solving domestic problems (including integration of non-citizens), and in seizing the initiative abroad.

The biggest shortages in both permanent and temporary candidate availability were posted in Dundee.

"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.

England is facing an even bigger shortage of teachers, especially in London and the south-east, says Professor John Howson of Data for Education.