Sentence examples for clear shortage from inspiring English sources

Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny scoffed on Twitter that the video was "a thorough undermining of our ties that bind" – poking fun at how Putin famously worried in 2012 that Russian society is experiencing "a clear shortage of spiritual ties that bind". The influence of the church in official moral regulation appears to have only increased since then.

On Wednesday, the Greek government sent a letter to the European Stability Mechanism, a fund set up since the country first sought bailout funds in 2010, requesting immediate assistance because of the fragility of the banking system and a clear shortage of cash.

One of the pockets in which there is a clear shortage of capital is the clean energy sector -- in particular, in capital intensive areas such as energy generation, and for capital intensive projects such as the construction of commercial-scale facilities.

Furthermore, there is a clear shortage of care staff in Austria, which is problematic especially in long-term care.

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

There is a clear housing shortage, most especially in the south-east.

But the trend is clear: a shortage of homes, and the rising cost of private rented accommodation is leaving a generation of families unsure how long they will hold on to their homes.

But now it's becoming clear that shortages are due to the fundamental changes in supply and demand wrought by new business models, customer expectations, and the Internet.

And it makes the stakes of a worldwide organ shortage clear.

"It's clear that the shortage of detectives … is having a damaging impact on their ability to properly resource the Sapphire sexual crimes team.

It's clear that this shortage indicates the flight of many workers from the trades over the past seven or so years.