Sentence examples for due to a shortage of funds from inspiring English sources

Due to a shortage of funds, the planned rebuilding of a new College was delayed until 1670.

The construction of the prototype was postponed until May 1940, due to a shortage of funds, and the tank was finally delivered to the proving grounds of Carabanchel for testing.

The Thai Navy had from the start significant logistical problems keeping the Harriers operational due to a shortage of funds for spare parts and equipment, leaving only a few Harriers serviceable at a time.

The program had progressed only as far as the construction of a single wooden mockup when it was cancelled in 1959, due to a shortage of funds and the Soviet's adoption of ballistic missiles as their primary means of nuclear attack.

Construction began in 1932, but due to a shortage of funds, the design was gradually revised and cut back, and only the Senate House and Library were completed in 1937, with the buildings for the Institute of Education and the School of Oriental Studies completed later.

We have a problem here of maintaining regular visits due to a shortage of funds for fuel.

Since the livelihoods of most postdocs depend upon approvals of grant applications, losing your job due to a shortage of funding is a possibility wherever you choose to work.

The major reasons are due to a shortage of operational funds.

Home visits had reduced due to a shortage of food to bring to people living with HIV/AIDS and scarcity of funding for transport, which reduced antiretroviral treatment adherence support and transport of patients to clinics.

Other events could be cancelled due to a shortage of qualified competitors.

But Sankar says that due to a shortage of resources, the system suffers from massive gaps including shortage of infrastructure and poor levels of teacher training.