Sentence examples for major shortages from inspiring English sources
Yemen also imports 90% of its food, leading to major shortages and skyrocketing prices amid the blockade, she said.
Allegations of corruption first emerged in 2013 amid reports of major shortages of medicines, equipment and staff at IHSS hospitals.
Yet for all the potential problems around Terry there is no question that Hodgson faced major shortages in the centre-back positions during those two games.
Despite experiencing major shortages as Lebanese nurses are lured by higher wages abroad, nursing remains a syndicated profession in Lebanon and therefore is off limits to Palestinians.
Earlier this month M&S admitted it scored an embarrassing own goal after buying blunders left it with major shortages of coats, knitwear, printed blouses and even ballet pumps.
"Since Mid Staffs they have decided to spend money to get more nurses and they are recruiting like crazy but there are still major shortages," said one NHS nursing expert.
"There's a fairly major shortage of homegrown nurses.
Many of these people require long-term, supervised care, of which there is a major shortage.
Despite the glossy ads with the smiling children, smirking teachers and inflated salary promises, recruitment into teaching isn't exactly booming; we are facing a major shortage.
But, as uranium hoarding begins, a major shortage could arise sooner than 2013, and its value pushed up to the levels of precious metals.
Cyclone Yasi which hit in 2011, caused a major shortage of bananas and exorbitant prices – but in spring, they're at their best.
