Sentence examples for dearth of trained from inspiring English sources

One reason for this disparity is a dearth of trained CS teachers in middle and high schools.

A dearth of trained and qualified forensic experts to conduct medico-legal autopsies in government centres that are authorised for conducting autopsies further complicates the situation.

The dearth of trained computer science and engineering is crippling the growth of many Innovation Economy companies.

However, these types of training initiatives are extremely resource intensive and there is a dearth of trained facilitators.

As part of the ToC workshops, we have learned that there is dearth of trained human resources for mental health care.

In both Malawi and Afghanistan, like many other countries struggling with extreme health-care worker shortages, the dearth of trained professionals is further compounded when health-care workers are drawn to more lucrative jobs in other sectors or are not willing to be deployed to remote or insecure areas.

Would the introduction of higher fees create a "dearth of training for people who don't have independent wealth or rich parents", as actor Clare Higgins put it?

However, in many real-world problems this paradigm may be ill-suited due to (1) the dearth of training examples and (2) the costs of labeling the required information to train the system.

According to Dunham with the Death Penalty Information Center which has been critical of the way states carry out executions* this dearth of training is typical, not just for the person tasked with doing the fatal deed, but for the whole team.

Little or no training on transitioning to industry: There is a dearth of training about how to transition from academia to industry.

A dearth of training in the fields of sexual health and alcohol problems was cited as a reason for the absence of health promotion initiatives in these areas.