Sentence examples for first shortages from inspiring English sources

A big reason why it often waits so long to enter China is ensuring it has sufficient stock to cover other markets first: shortages meant the wait for iPhone 5 in its original markets was long until very recently, with shipping times recently improving to just one week in the U.S.

"We are offsetting that first shortage declaration by the action we are taking," Buschatzke said.

Third, shortage is not allowed, and transportation time is too slight, so it will not be accounted.

"When the second shortage occurs, urban areas will feel that," Quay added.

You'll see some parts of rural Arizona where some people have to pick up and move". "When the second shortage occurs, urban areas will feel that," Quay added.

In 2001, a shortage of PCV7 led ACIP to recommend suspension of the booster (fourth) dose for healthy children (12 ) and, in 2003, a second shortage led to suspension of the third and fourth doses for healthy children (13 ).

The first indicates a potential deficit in oxidation (oxygen or oxidative capacity), the second shortage in energy and the third, which is closely linked to these parameters, could be viewed as a metabolic tool allowing the exact matching between them.

The problem of protecting the range was viewed as the first priority, protecting the reserve the second, lack of target group awareness of the project’s activities third, shortage of workers fourth, ineffectiveness of the trench around the wildlife reserve fifth, and last, understaffing of the project.

Switzerland, the nation that experienced the first labor shortages after World War II, is a case in point.

First, the shortage of skilled labour.

In spite of the industrial effort there was at first a shortage on the Soviet side even of rifles and machine guns.