Sentence examples for crisis of supply from inspiring English sources

Moreover, said Mr. Shute, the "crisis of supply" extends to other areas, too — residential property, retail space, hospital beds, school spaces.

However, John Landgraf, CEO of the channel FX, argued at a recent industry conference that the medium is now facing a new crisis of supply.

It was desperation that brought the family here from Rockland County, when Mrs. Lombardi joined an army of parents, their frustration growing as their numbers increased, facing a crisis of supply and demand when their autistic children reach school age.

"We have a longstanding and endemic crisis of housing supply and it is caused primarily by policies that intentionally constrain the supply of housing land," Cheshire claims.

Other electricity firms agree: Rodrigo Castillo, the head of the industry association, says the country is living through a "transmission crisis" of tight supply and high costs.

She said: "If that was Michael Gove's intention, and I am sure that was his honest intention, how is it at the end of the coalition's term in office that not only are record numbers of teachers leaving the profession mid-career, but there is also a crisis of teacher supply?

This is a "crisis of teacher supply" said general secretary Mary Bousted.

The Learning Policy Institute put out a study that looks at the looming crisis of teacher supply and demand and it is illuminating.

There are some positive suggestions which could help address the root of the housing crisis – the lack of supply – including national targets for housebuilding, housing zones and direct government commissioning of new homes.

Himmler stated openly: "It is a question of existence, thus it will be a racial struggle of pitiless severity, in the course of which 20 to 30 million Slavs and Jews will perish through military actions and crises of food supply".

One may suppose, for example, that in some period of political crisis the supply of crude oil from the Middle East is cut off.