Sentence examples for declared in short from inspiring English sources
The problem peaked in 2011, when 251 drugs were declared in short supply.
The problem peaked in 2011, when a record 251 drugs were declared in short supply.
So far this year, at least 180 drugs that are crucial for treating childhood leukemia, breast and colon cancer, infections and other diseases have been declared in short supply — a record number.
Prime Minister Ehud Barak proclaimed that he would never cede sovereignty over the holy site that the Jews refer to as Temple Mount, while the Palestinian Authority declared in a short statement that it was ready to negotiate "under international sponsorship".
"EVERYWHERE new utopias are possible," a narrator declares in the short film "Slow Action" by the British artist Ben Rivers.
Contemplating the mysterious velocity of light, the physicist Kenneth Ford declared in 1963: "Even an astronaut falls short of the speed of light by a factor of forty thousand.
An East Turkestan state was briefly declared in 1949, but independence was short-lived - later that year Xinjiang officially became part of Communist China.
A new emphasis on generating cash also means the firm has more money in the bank for every dollar declared in profit.At the Lincolnshire plant, a short drive from Chicago's O'Hare airport, managers credit the HOS with a huge improvement in productivity without which, they say, it would have struggled to survive the recent downturn.
Mr. Romney used the proposal to distinguish himself from his rival Senator John McCain, who declared in a recent debate that his short-term approach to an economic slowdown was to cut spending.
The short-lived Second Republic was symbolically declared in 1848 on the former revolutionary site.
South Ossetia declared independence in 1990 and Abkhazia in 1992; despite the relatively short duration of the initial conflicts, with ceasefires declared in 1992 and 1994, respectively, the statuses of these territories have remained unresolved (Wheatley, 2005; Popescu, 2010).
