Sentence examples for evident shortage of from inspiring English sources

And while it's inevitably not that easy to strike up conversations with strangers online in a language you're not a master of, everyone else is also learning something here so there's no evident shortage of goodwill.

The influence of the Sunday morning talk shows ("Talk Shows Prove Key to White House," news article, Oct. 21) is as evident as the shortage of women who appear on them.

It is evident that the shortage of food and malnutrition are going to be key issues with climate change.

The early potato crop was very badly hit by the severe winter this year and the effects of this are still evident in the current shortage of potato seed, but plans by MoA to import potato and wheat/barley seed has meant that forecasts for the 2011/12 season show a theoretical return to normal.

But despite the evident dangers there are no shortage of those who attempt to escape.

Basing on evidence available in published and gray literature, and the findings of this scoping study, it was evident that there was critical shortage of health workers and that task shifting has been practiced in health service delivery in Uganda for decades.

The critical shortage of water was evident in Umm Qasr, even though a major new water pipeline from Kuwait into the town opened today for the first time.

Manpower: The shortage of skills is evident in a variety of settings, as follows.

This is evident in the escalating price of rice and shortage of supply in many Asian countries.

A similar shortage of cancer care professionals is evident in Australia.

However, by 2007, a relative shortage of physicians in Japan became evident.