Sentence examples for large shortages from inspiring English sources

Not only are the Saudis the world's largest oil suppliers, but they are the only ones with enough spare capacity to make up for large shortages from producers like Iraq or strike-plagued Venezuela.

Three weeks later, they are still waiting for an answer.In short, if Russians are cold and hungry, it is less because of large shortages of food or fuel than because of bad government.

The author concluded that, in 2020, China expected to have large shortages of corn, while being close to self-sufficiency in other grain commodities.

Healthcare in Africa is defined by its human resource (HR) challenge, with large shortages of nurses and more so of doctors, particularly in rural and remote areas [ 2, 4, 5].

There is an increased demand for a similar approach to be used in mental health service provision including prevention programmes [ 5], particularly in LMICs where there are large shortages of mental health professionals relative to the burden of Mental, Neurological and Substance use (MNS) disorders [ 6].

Such a situation would cause a large shortage of coffee and orange juice in any other city.

"Moving into the future, we see a very large shortage of nurses, about 300,000," said Peter Buerhaus, a nurse and health-care economist and a professor at Vanderbilt University.

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States do not feel the impact of shortages equally: Those with lower salaries and poorer conditions have larger shortages.

But, he added, "I believe that if the flu continues to accelerate as we move east, demand for the vaccine will continue, and I am concerned that by the end of the month there will be much larger shortages".

Its first version, issued in 2007, contributed to design some changes, particularly of the numerus clausus to medical schools and the number of training positions of medical specialists, by prioritizing those specialties with larger shortages.