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That the problems were endemic became evident last spring, when NexCen said it faced a severe cash shortage.
But San Angelo recently came within a year of running out of water, as it faced a severe drought that produced brown lawns, dying bushes and fear.
Official sources say it is "highly unlikely" that the Indian navy and the Russians will be able to resurrect Sindhurakshak and that will add to the navy's operational woes as it faces a severe depletion of its ageing sub-surface fleet.
But the president of Rutgers, Richard L. McCormick, while acknowledging that the university needs to reshape its oversight and ethics policies and that it faces a severe cash crunch that is likely to scale back the stadium project, says that turning back from big-time sports is not an option.
With a total reserve of about $9.4 billion, Fannie Mae would have a capital cushion large enough to protect the company's balance sheet should it face a severe housing market depression or have to restate its financial results in connection with the recent accounting investigations.
In lashing out at the company yesterday, Mr. Giuliani joined other top city officials in viewing with some skepticism Con Ed's suggestion that it faces a severe long-term problem in generating capacity, instead of the more immediate snags caused by failures in its power lines and distribution system.
Assad's side is now faltering, even publicly admitting this summer that it faces a severe manpower shortage thanks to death and defection.
That's exactly how the U.S. did it in 1991 and 1992 when it faced a credit crunch so severe that Gulf War hero George Bush lost the 1992 election to an unknown Bill Clinton.
According to Iran's oil ministry, the energy sector needs more than $100 billion in investments to revitalize its aging infrastructure; it now faces a severe shortfall.
In addition to the HIV epidemic, Mozambique is also one of the least developed countries in the world according to the human development index (www.undp.org), and it is facing a severe human resource crisis in the health care sector (3).
However, due to the excessive traffic demands, it is currently facing a severe traffic overload problem.
