Sentence examples for experience shortages from inspiring English sources

On current trends of consumption and imports, by some estimates we could start to experience shortages within two weeks – if we did nothing.

Still, a doctor who attended the meeting said the hospital continued to experience shortages of stents, oxygen generators, ventilators, pacemakers and other equipment.

If the gas is cut, customers in Western Europe would likely experience shortages, since the same pipelines in Ukraine that are used for internal distribution are also used for export.

He then presents evidence that we have passed the peaks for water, fertilizer and land, and that we will all soon be made painfully aware that we have passed it for food, as wealthy nations experience shortages and rising prices, and poorer ones starve.

With steeply declining enrollments in teacher education, high attrition rates, and growing demand stimulated by efforts to replace teachers laid off during the Great Recession, we projected that the United States could experience shortages of as many as 100,000 teachers by 2017 unless policy initiatives changed teachers' willingness to enter or stay in the profession.

Other nations that are likely to experience shortages include the big economies of the United States, China, and India.

Eastern Province have begun experiencing shortages of gas.

Psychiatry is also experiencing shortages due to similar pressures on staff, she added.

Milk processors are already experiencing shortages of supply, and this situation can be expected to worsen.

Aldi said it was experiencing shortages in some areas, but Tesco and Morrisons said they had no serious shortages.

Mr. Iger said Avengers-related merchandise sales — particularly for the Incredible Hulk — had been "very strong," with some retailers experiencing shortages.