Sentence examples for fears of shortage from inspiring English sources

Its consumption is forecast to grow faster than that of oil, and along with the availability of renewable energy, will make energy supplies more diverse and more geographically distributed, which might sooth fears of shortage and disruption.

So India's sugar daddies want special protection as the upcoming festival season teases the country's sweet tooth amid fears of shortage.At issue is a regime that controls sugar in three main ways.

As super basins gain attention – basins that already have produced five billion barrels of oil and contain the potential to produce an additional five billion barrels (IHS Markit)– a mood of optimism has replaced fears of shortage and "peak oil" declines.

After World War II, fears of shortages spiked again, and the industry invented offshore drilling.

Moscow seemed intent of calming fears of shortages on Monday, saying Ukrainian pipelines could temporarily carry Belarus's share of European supplies.

Fuel, and fresh and tinned foods – normally imported from Senegal – are not getting into the Gambia, causing price rises because of fears of shortages.

Desperate to tackle a dearth of babies amid fears of shortages of workers and carers for the elderly, some countries have embraced incentives hoping to encourage procreation, using various methods, from matchmaking trips in Taiwan to advertising campaigns.

Crude oil prices moved within range of $55 again Thursday, a day after briefly surpassing the mark over a fall in U.S. distillate fuels stocks that raised fears of shortages as the Northern Hemisphere winter approaches.

HAS NO FEAR OF SHORTAGE New Pools Coming In Frequently, He Says -- Relations With the Public Improved.

First as a result of fear of shortage of food, but then they stole TV, bicycles, refrigerators... So, for some days, our civilized country looked like an underdeveloped one.

With inventories depleted, the price jump reflected fear of shortages this winter, the bureau said.