Sentence examples for extraordinary shortage from inspiring English sources
She also noted — after trying the wall-mounted lamps — "an extraordinary shortage of ambient light".
Second: We staff the healthcare grid In response to the extraordinary shortage of health professionals – 65% of public sector nursing jobs are vacant in Malawi – GAIA implements a nursing scholarship and training program that is also supported by ETAF.
Is southern-fried squirrel the answer to KFC's extraordinary chicken shortage?
In a whole community that has suffered an extraordinary blow, there is no shortage of people willing to muck in.
You might think that this extraordinary bull run signals a severe shortage of crude oil.
The Most Rev Justin Welby has launched a commission to identify how the church can use its "extraordinary" resources to tackle the housing shortage and promote community spirit.
Rationing is just one example of the extraordinary lengths being taken to address the shortage, which health care workers say has ceased to be a temporary emergency and is now a fact of life.
Given the extreme nursing shortage in Jamaica induced by extraordinary out-migration, participants generally gave deep consideration to the potential impacts on nursing availability in the public system resulting from additional demand for private health care, regardless of staffing formats for physicians.
Although Britain faced a controversial shell shortage, this has been attributed to extraordinary orders placed by the government at the outbreak of war (without concern for the capacity of its industry), rather than inefficient production.
Energy Department officials said they were forced to take the extraordinary step of declaring the emergency to address the power shortage on Long Island and circumvent a political logjam that had developed between officials in Connecticut and New York.
The extraordinary demands of the Punic Wars, in addition to a shortage of manpower, exposed the tactical weaknesses of the manipular legion, at least in the short term.
