Sentence examples for causing a shortage of from inspiring English sources

He blamed feminism for somehow causing a shortage of jobs for working-class men.

McNeil, to make an upgrade, has closed a Pennsylvania plant that made the drugs in the recall, causing a shortage of children's medications at many drugstores.

The growth of the population heightened these resentments by causing a shortage of available land, particularly in the south, and driving up prices and rents.

Meanwhile, many sellers who are nervous about the slow market are hanging onto their homes, causing a shortage of homes on the market, according to Mike Elford, the president of the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand.

He said that some savings from the LHA freeze would be used to create more targeted financial support in areas where rent increases were causing a shortage of affordable accommodation.

The noodle fight and the rant by Mr. Kong brought a nasty and escalating feud to the surface, with Hong Kongers accusing their visiting brethren of everything from bad manners to causing a shortage of bed space at Hong Kong maternity hospitals.

The online drugstores dismiss the suggestion that they have caused a shortage of druggists.

But the law heavily favours tenants over landlords, which caused a shortage of rented property.

Last spring Dick Cheney implied, disingenuously, that environmental rules had caused a shortage of refining capacity; now George W. Bush tells us, implausibly, that the Kyoto Protocol will destroy millions of jobs.

The gap between the haves and the have-nots is already large and if climate change causes a shortage of resources, this gap would only get larger.

Chiron said that John Lambert, president of the company's vaccine unit, resigned after contamination at a plant in England caused a shortage of influenza shots in the United States in the current flu season.