Sentence examples for broad shortage from inspiring English sources

Though the moves by Costco and Sam's Club may have suggested the onset of a broad shortage, Mr. Johnson said that instead, the last stop in the supply chain — the grocery — was simply struggling to keep up with a sudden surge in demand.

At regional hospitals like the one here in Arua, more than half the positions for doctors are vacant, part of a broader shortage that includes midwives and other health workers.

Yet the evidence for a broad-based shortage of graduates in these fields doesn't appear to exist.

He also noted broader skills shortages and restrictive local hiring and firing rules.

1) Almost all objective analysts have been unable to find evidence of broad-based "shortages" in the science and engineering workforce.

[A] broad-based cyclical shortage of demand is the main cause of today's elevated unemployment rate.....whatever problems there may be today with labor market functioning [i.e, skills shortages] are likely to be substantially resolved as the broader economy improves and bolsters the demand for labor.

Much of the problem, they say, is broad and national: a shortage of natural gas, the most common heating fuel nationwide, sent wholesale prices last week to a level that market researchers say has never been reached in early September, nearly double what it was a year ago.

Despite the seemingly light atmosphere at Poissy, there is no shortage of broader concerns about the environment inside French prisons.

Yet saving Lehman would not have addressed the broader problem: the capital shortage in the global banking system.

The recent outbreak of the Ebola virus in West Africa has highlighted the clear shortage of broad-spectrum antiviral drugs for emerging viruses.

There are two broad strategies for addressing the shortage of MOs.