Sentence examples for feel shortage from inspiring English sources

(Father 9) Fathers spoke about providing for their infant, "the child should not feel shortage of anything in any aspect…by earning in morning and evening we fulfill their needs" (Father 7).

SB I asked Dr Marie-Paule Kieny, assistant director general for health systems and innovation at the WHO, whether she felt shortages of money had affected the organisation's response to the Ebola outbreak.

"We didn't feel the shortage until the fall," he said.

How quickly Western Europe would feel any shortage of natural gas was unclear, and it would depend on the scale and duration of any Russian energy embargo on Ukraine.

But I've never really bought that, as matchless as many of White's descriptions of the city are, maybe because, as a native, I feel no shortage of passion, and don't much like being called solid.

That way, they feel the shortage and get more hours at work.

Asia would likely be affected the worst; however, sub-Saharan Africa would probably feel the shortages most severely.

With the boom of tech startups and the digitization of incumbent industries, there is a talent shortage in Silicon Valley But no sector has felt that shortage more than the non-profit space.

I feel that the shortage of permanent, ubiquitous, full-on fretting reveals a dismal lack of contemplation in modern Britain.

Had Israel not let more stuff into Gaza since Mr Morsi's election, Gazans would have felt the shortages even more acutely.

32 While the HCPs suggested a chaperone would be beneficial for fathers, it was felt staff shortages and lack of resources would prevent this from happening.