Sentence examples for lead to shortage from inspiring English sources

"Its excuse for not changing the time is wrong and will soon lead to shortage of power".

Pricing below may lead to shortage of supply.

Internal pressure losses will lead to shortage of air from compressor to turbine disk for cooling purpose, thus deteriorating turbine's performance and finally limiting their lifespan.

In acute sepsis, factors like pulmonary damage, reduction of cardiac output and impaired myocardial contractibility may lead to shortage of oxygen and consequently to a failure of mitochondrial respiration and/or tissue energy status (tissue ATP level) in major organs [42,43].

Killing these bacteria by the administration of antibiotics can lead to shortage of vitamin K and subsequently to hemorrhage symptoms.

This could lead to shortages of skilled trade workers and professionals like architects and engineers, the group warned.

He favors creating domestic capacity to produce medical isotopes but warns that a ban on exports of highly enriched uranium to foreign producers could lead to shortages.

While few experts expect a war to lead to shortages of oil, most doubt there will be a replay of the events of the gulf war.

Trade experts said Monday that a growing demand for steel in China could lead to shortages in the first three months of next year.

It wants the government to intervene in a banana price war in supermarkets that is putting pressure on suppliers and could lead to shortages.

Adverse weather in the main grower countries has affected both the quality and quantity of the crop, which could also lead to shortages next year, traders say.