Sentence examples for marked shortage from inspiring English sources

In an era when politics has become increasingly bland and middle-class, there is marked shortage of working-class heroes.

There is also a marked shortage elsewhere of such exceptionally well-crafted and beautifully turned prose, deployed here to brilliant effect with wit and economy.

Over the past several years, funding and general support for these training programs has increased with the realization that there is a marked shortage of clinician-scientists in Canada.

Last year, amid spiraling inflation that approached 70% on an annual basis, a marked shortage of goods, and escalating insecurity, Maduro reacted to mass protests by arresting opposition leader Leopoldo López, who has since publicly come out and asked for peace, while denouncing his precarious conditions in government installations.

This marked shortage of MPI explains the in vitro mannose toxicity found by us here in splenic lymphoid cells from AKR/J leukaemic mice.

Nevertheless, there was a marked shortage of trained health care workers with 0.04 generalist physicians and 0.62 nursing professionals per 1,000 people [ 6].

For most of a decade marked by shortages of food, fuel and other commodities North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Il, has exhorted his people to do more with less.

Analysts are concerned that stronger sanctions could exacerbate Venezuela's difficult humanitarian situation, which has been marked by shortages of food and medicines, increased poverty, and mass migration.

The humanitarian disaster caused by the flooding was marked by shortages of food and drinking water, the threat of waterborne disease, looting and violence, and the disruption of transportation and communications infrastructure.

Taiba has been home to most of these people for the last three years, years marked by shortages of the basic necessities for life.

To mark the shortage of food in Darfur, no food was served.