Sentence examples for continuous shortages from inspiring English sources

The forts suffered from continuous shortages of provisions and equipment.

Over the last 20 years, that has meant redirecting some 2 million acre-feet of water a year from human to environmental purposes, causing nearly continuous shortages for our farmers, weakening our water system and, sadly, producing no measurable benefits for the fisheries.

These sites are often far from logistic support and suffer a continuous shortage of materials and specialized labor (Kestle and London 2002, 2003).

My neighbours tried to find a solution to the water shortage, so we dug a well to find enough water for our needs during the continuous shortage of water supply.

Weaknesses in medical support due to a continuous shortage of physicians in elder care were expressed as ethically troublesome.

Continuous shortage of pharmaceuticals and infrastructure difficulties make simple healthcare interventions such as the role-out of HIV antiretroviral drugs and vaccinations impractical [ 35].

From the above findings, policy and actions to secure the different types of nursing staff are required, especially for the areas suffering from a continuous shortage of staff.

Ethical dilemmas related to the lack of good medical care was said to occur when the ill patients were poorly assessed or received poor medical service due to a continuous shortage of physicians.

Even in the hospitals that maintained their functions, the increased workload among the nursing staff, due to the initial significant reductions in the number of available staff after the GEJE, might encourage further departure of nursing staff [ 36] and discourage their return, which could result in a continuous shortage of nursing staff.

Part of the answer to South Africa's continuous power shortages could lie in using renewable energy, the BBC's Taurai Maduna reports.

The key fact is that California has somehow remained in a state of more or less continuous power shortage and very high wholesale prices regardless of the level of demand.