Sentence examples for cause of shortages from inspiring English sources

Production problems seem the leading cause of shortages in European countries and U.S. but the characteristics of drugs in shortage can differ between these two regions.

Indebtedness also has not been a major issue in Japan, since most students enter medical school as undergraduates with their parents' financial support, whereas medical students' debt has been a policy concern in the U.S. as a cause of shortages in primary care workforce [ 10].

However the price system itself has seldom been analyzed as an institutional cause of shortage in the field of LTC.

And if inspectors found that the cause of heat shortages in that building was an antiquated boiler, the city could replace the boiler, too.

Tom Moore is correct in identifying the real cause of teacher shortages in New York City as failure to retain rather than failure to recruit ("Teacher Dismissed," Op-Ed, June 25).

After the referendum his predecessor promised a more "flexible" approach to price controls, which the private sector sees as the main cause of the shortages.

The answers are complex and involve everything from American farm politics and African corruption to war, poverty, climate change and drought, which is now the single most common cause of food shortages on the planet.

So is not the smuggling itself the main cause of the shortages, I ask him.

For the cause of drug shortages, it is unclear whether particular causes do not occur in a country or if the reporting system is not sufficiently specified to identify these causes.

Mr. Bush said in the debate last week that the ultimate cause of the shortage was manufacturers' fears of lawsuits.

Mr. Kerry's camp spread the word yesterday that the National Vaccine Advisory Committee of the Health and Human Services Department had reported the litigation threat was not a cause of the shortage.