Sentence examples for extensive shortage from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a 2008 federal study of the physician work force projected a far more probable and extensive shortage of specialists than of primary care doctors.

Due to overwhelming demand and a manufacturing problem with the blue version of the phone, there was an extensive shortage of the S III, especially in the United States.

This same scenario has been supported by Mathivha [ 34] in South Africa who reported that due to extensive shortage of ICU beds especially in the public sector, intensivists have drawn up very strict admission, discharge and exclusion criteria to the units in order to be able to offer services to patients most likely to benefit from it.

This country is facing an extensive teacher shortage and will need to hire more than two million instructors over the next 10 years.

Although there is shortage of extensive data, 6% of the Ethiopian population has been estimated to have HTN.

With regard to prednisone interference, one could speculate that this process of pathway saturation, possibly caused by extensive negative feedback or shortage of signaling proteins, could be synergistically enhanced by prednisone.

There is shortage of extensive clinicopathologic studies of cellular senescence because the most reliable senescence biomarker, the detection of Senescence-Associated-beta-galactosidase activity (SA-β-gal), is inapplicable in archival material and requires snap-frozen tissues.

California has extensive experience with water shortages, resulting in its adoption of a policy, included in the energy commission's 2003 Integrated Energy Policy Report, that discourages freshwater use for power plant cooling.

As a response to soil and water degradation and wood and timber shortages from the extensive clearing of forests worldwide (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United States FAO 2014), commercial reforestation and afforestation projects that use fast-growing timber species have been carried out extensively (Trujillo 2012).

A more extensive database of U.S. drug shortages is maintained by the American Society of Health-system Pharmacists (ASHP).

In his extensive travels, Rebel nonetheless found no shortage of subjects, which ranged from half-tame animals raised on game reserves to fully wild animals in national parks.