Sentence examples for daunting shortage from inspiring English sources
"I am trying hard to attract more teachers and keep the ones we have, because our schools are facing an even more daunting shortage over the next 10 years," Mr. Levy said.
Sky-rocketing inflation— officially estimated at 7,600% in July but probably over 10,000%—unemployment at 80% and crippling power and fuel shortages are daunting enough.
The list of obstacles is daunting, including both longstanding troubles — the shortage of skilled labor, the absence of a solid legal system, deeply embedded corruption and dilapidated infrastructure — as well as new ones, including surprisingly high prices.
Daunting though it may be, there was no shortage of enthusiasm at the recent workshop for women.
What better place to kick-start this new initiative than in Africa, which is facing daunting sustainability challenges ranging from water contamination to food shortages to rapid urbanization?
With food shortages now constant, many older people share their meagre rations with their grandchildren, weakening themselves further and making the prospect of climbing stairs even more daunting.
The clinic at Mulago is daunting and demoralizing, emblematic of a deeper problem: when women do seek help, Uganda's sluggish, inefficient health system throws up one obstacle after another — endless waits, drug shortages, lost lab tests, unexpected fees.
