Sentence examples for global shortfall from inspiring English sources

According to McKinsey, the world faces a 40% global shortfall between forecasted water demand and available supplies by 2030.

Three years ago the World Health Organization alerted the international community to a global shortfall of 4.25 million trained health workers, yet progress is slow.

The details of dosing for a pandemic vaccine are not yet known, but it is clear that even if all the capacity was switched to pandemic flu there would still be a huge global shortfall.

The forum promises to "kick start a decade of action for human resources for health," and with the World Health Organisation anticipating a global shortfall of 4.2 million health workers by 2015, that action is long overdue.

B7 BUSINESS DAY C1-13 Hurricands and Oil Supplies With oil prices hitting records and petroleum producers stretched to meet greater demand, oil producers worry that hurricanes are as much a risk to a global shortfall in supplies as pipelines blowing up in Iraq or oil workers going on strike in Venezuela.

There is a 60% global shortfall in funds for malaria control, according to a report by UK and African experts.

This would likely cause at least a 10%% global agricultural shortfall, and probably a much higher shortfall (Turco et al. 1990).

Therefore, if grains were completely replaced with alternate feed sources in animal diets, this could make up for an 18%% global agricultural shortfall and would be more than sufficient for a 10%% global agricultural shortfall.

It believes that the global power shortfall in the next decade will be much greater than predicted, perhaps over 500,000MW.

There is approximately 1 % risk per year of a 10%% global agricultural shortfall.

A 10%% global agricultural shortfall would roughly triple the price of grain (Bailey et al. 2015), which would be expected to aggressively exacerbate global food insecurity.