Sentence examples for inevitable shortage from inspiring English sources

What's more, as the Affordable Care act has granted more consumers healthcare, "an inevitable shortage of physicians, in conjunction with the convenience of store hours, makes retail [clinics] an attractive alternative to slow traditional systems," the Interbrand report said.

Given that my company is headquartered in Silicon Valley, I appreciate how technology can help address some of the challenges of the elderly, but sound government policy should also be focused on tackling the inevitable shortage of professional caregivers that is developing as baby boomers age.

The emergency plan should include protocols for stockpiling or obtaining additional staff, medical and laboratory equipment supplies [ 14] whilst stockpiling a sufficient amount of PPE could be a large financial burden on each hospital; this must occur before pandemics escalate due to the inevitable shortage of PPE [ 15].

As he put it, he wants to connect the disparate members of the water economy in a way that has never really been done before, so that utility executives, scientists, environmentalists, business leaders, farmers and politicians can begin discussing how to cope with the inevitable shortages of fresh water.

The second is through the inevitable shortages that arise when monopoly public payers impose price controls that underpay providers.

There has been no shortage of tension, just an inevitable dearth of spectators in the vast concrete stadia of India as the first round of matches come to a conclusion.

With the other suppliers in Lincolnshire facing worse issues we are doing what we can to cover the inevitable stock shortage in the lead up to the main Halloween celebration".

As new roles begin to appear, there will be an inevitable skills shortage that is required to fill these new job opportunities, but sadly this is a subject that is not currently being dealt with quickly enough.

The heavy reliance on woodfuel has escalated the woodfuel demand leading to forest cover decline and inevitable woodfuel shortages in many African countries [8-10].

The inevitable results were land shortages, famine, and an increasingly impoverished rural population.

Without robust economic expansion to fuel growth, job shortages are inevitable, even for the educated.