Sentence examples for further shortages from inspiring English sources

Violent storms had knocked out key transmission lines and a nuclear plant in Ohio, causing further shortages.

At the same time, major energy traders were withholding blocks of power to create the appearance of further shortages, according to Enron memorandums discovered this year.

Money for construction was held up until 1982, however, and the project was plagued by further shortages of funding and political support.

But the loss of newly planted seedlings means there is likely to be further shortages into January and February, just as Brits seek out salad for their new year health kick.

Artificially lowering the price of a gallon would encourage people to consume more gasoline, thus risking further shortages, at precisely the moment the market is telling them to use less.

"People have already started panic buying, which will lead to further shortages and make the problem even worse".

Gucci flustered London's fashion week last autumn by ordering a clutch of the "mega-girls" to leave London early and fly to Milan for a more commercially important show.Marc Jacobs, a prominent New York designer, caused a further shortage of models for British shows by detaining some prospective bookings in New York.

A boon in enterprise AI will also mean a further shortage of talent.

In addition to acceleration of land degradation and loss of agricultural productivity because of clearing of natural forest, degradation contributes negatively for further shortage of fuel-wood.

In May the company announced that the FDA had whacked it with $175 million in fines and that a March power problem had created a further shortage in supplies of Cerezyme and Fabrazyme (used to treat Fabry disease).

In my time serving at ELWA, as more health care workers became infected, fewer reported to duty, leading to a further shortage of personnel.