Sentence examples for coming shortage from inspiring English sources

There is a coming shortage of mainframe software engineers, they said, as this generation reaches retirement age.

Business executives and consultants talk of a coming shortage of skilled employees as boomers begin to retire in droves.

Not all businesses are planning for the coming shortage.

Stats roll off his tongue: an average 21-day wait for a doctor’s appointment; the 2-hour delay in the office; a coming shortage of 91,000 doctors.

So while the coming "shortage" will quite possibly have an impact on the world of coffee, and consumers will have to pay more for their coffee, they will also likely be treated to better quality coffee.

As another author suggests: "Younger physicians know (the current economic slump notwithstanding) there's a coming shortage of doctors and they're not about to be exploited – work longer hours, be loyal as dogs – as the boomers were" [ 11].

There have also been predictions of a coming ethanol shortage.

A former I.A.E.A. official claims the United States wanted them to downplay a coming energy shortage.

In Asia, policies that bring more women into the workforce could counteract the coming labor shortage from aging populations.

In 1972, Estes recalled, various studies of the coming energy shortage had caused G.M. to begin planning for a reduction in car size.

If the upper house passes the bill this month and President Lech Walesa signs it, bureaucrats will be free to declare the publication of anything from the population of Gdansk to a report of a coming kielbasa shortage a punishable offense.