Sentence examples for lodging shortage from inspiring English sources
Qatar has since sweetened its bid, saying it will rely on luxury villas and cruise ships to make up the lodging shortage.
It includes mentions of a heightened risk for terrorist activity (American citizens traveling in South Africa are encouraged to register with the United States mission to receive specific alerts), a general warning on crime and "public disturbances," and even a note about a shortage of lodging, particularly in the smaller World Cup host cities.
John A. Fox, a senior vice president at PKF Consulting, a real estate and hotel consulting firm in Manhattan, said that financing new full-service hotels is difficult, particularly in downtown urban locations, despite a still strong lodging market and a shortage of such hotels.
Currently, there's a backlog of more than 800,000 cases lodged in U.S. immigration courts due to a shortage of judges and surplus of cases.
The May Wah hotel in Chinatown opened its doors in 1913 to provide safe lodging for low-income workers at a time when Vancouver was experiencing a shortage of affordable accommodation as the downtown core expanded.
There is no shortage of other giants: a fist-sized elephant beetle lumbers across the lodge terrace; a saucer-sized tarantula waves hairy pedipalps from its silk-lined burrow; and sheep-sized capybaras – at 50kg, the world's largest rodent – emerge from the river each night to graze the lodge lawns.
The friend finds other lodging.
The cause of this decline is speculative and may involve a temporary oxygen shortage to the brain, an inflammatory response to the surgery or clots that form in and after surgery and lodge in tiny cerebral blood vessels.
