Sentence examples for endured shortages from inspiring English sources

Bitterly cold and windy weather compounded the misery as survivors endured shortages of food, fuel and water.

A number of former senior nurses, administrators and patients said that they had endured shortages of basic supplies like milk, laundry detergent and heating oil, while state inspectors did nothing.

But fuel shortages may prove common, according to estimates by United Nations officials, who say the country is almost certain to endure shortages this winter of kerosene and liquefied petroleum gas.

Health workers in such areas had to endure shortages, to innovate, or lobby for some buffer supplies from NGOs.

In the past week it has endured fuel shortages that crippled banks and businesses and grounded flights.

The economy is collapsing, and many citizens have endured devastating shortages of food and medicine; one study found that three-quarters of Venezuelans had involuntarily lost more than nineteen pounds in the past year.

More than a year after California endured power shortages and soaring energy prices, the nation's energy regulators are still not up to the task of protecting consumers and ensuring that electricity is sold at reasonable rates, a Congressional study to be made public on Tuesday has concluded.

For years we endured food shortages, constant blackouts, the stigma of communicating with relatives living in the United States and, worse, the scorn of people who criticized my parents for taking their children to church and for not thrusting themselves into the revolutionary "project".

Jeremy Clarkson has endured no shortage of controversies since the last run of the BBC2 motoring show from striking public sector workers to a complaint from the Indian High Commission.

If Egypt retains its subsidies, it will endure continued shortages.

Some 65,000 hectares of farmland had been inundated, exacerbating the chronic food shortage the country has endured since famine killed as many as 1m people in the 1990s.