Sentence examples for dramatic shortages from inspiring English sources

"During the year-end there were dramatic shortages of cash, so we'd go to the cupboard and find any asset with value and go to the banks".

Offshoring the movement of white-collar jobs overseas really began to take off in the U.S. when the Y2K computer crisis triggered dramatic shortages of code writers who could reprogram company computer systems to make sure they wouldn't crash when the year 1999 gave way to 2000.

Australia is currently suffering from a "dramatic" shortage of engineers.

According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, projections indicate that America will face a dramatic shortage of M.D.'s by 2020.

Farmers claim that they will then face a dramatic shortage of labour.Often migration is justified on the grounds that there are jobs young Britons are unwilling to do.

Otherwise, why aren't more Chinese and Indian young men, who are facing a dramatic shortage of women to marry thanks to the invention of amniocentesis and sonograms, turning to polyandry?

In Suffolk County, "it is still a good market and there has not been a dramatic shortage of inventory," said Ray Manzoni, owner of Manzoni Realty in Mount Sinai, which covers the North Shore from Stony Brook east to Wading River.

Recycled materials 11. 2030: The European chemical industry suffers from a dramatic shortage of qualified personnel.

49.9 % −3.1 40 3.6 3.9 11 The European chemical industry suffers from a dramatic shortage of qualified personnel.

"The human body is the same everywhere, yet there is a dramatic shortage of healthcare professionals in the places we need them most," said Lenihan, in a statement.

Despite an overabundance of sprawling suburban developments, U.S. cities are facing a dramatic shortage of affordable rental housing.