Sentence examples for it shortages from inspiring English sources

As to the credit for creating it, shortages remain.

However, high modulus and low strain are its shortage, making it unfeasible to be applied as packaging materials.

Although food security was widely misunderstood, researchers considered it as shortages in the quality and quantity of food at any time while others defined it as shortage or absence of edible food [ 20].

It said: "Shortages of nurses are across England, in all fields of practice and all types of organisation".

Syria imports light crude oil to help refine the heavy local oil, so it faces shortages of gasoline, kerosene and heating oil as sanctions curtail the imports.

Toyota said recently that it faced shortages of 150 critical parts, not only electronic controllers but also rubber parts and paint additives.

The automaker estimates that it faces shortages of about 150 critical parts, down from about 500 immediately after the March 11 quake.

According to Bodin, war was another cause of rising prices: it creates shortages and therefore causes goods to become more expensive.

It is shortages and lower densities of clinical staff that lead to higher maternal, infant and under-five mortality rates [ 41].

"It's not so much shortages, it's turnover," he said.

There is, let's face it, no shortage of candidates for a close-season chucking out of the chintz.