Sentence examples for next shortage from inspiring English sources

Stelios is the younger son of Loucas Haji-Ioannou, a self-made Cypriot who made his fortune with Troodos Shipping, buying old tankers cheaply and reselling come the next shortage of tanker capacity.

When talk turns to biofuels, it often soon turns to food shortages next.

The next lesson includes counting shortage points when there is a good trump fit.

But in the next few years a shortage of pilots in China "will only strengthen the pilots' hand".

Others said they had noticed other telltale signs, including fathers out pushing babies in strollers or meeting school buses in midafternoon, a cellist upstairs, a concert pianist next door, a general shortage of people in suits.

LONDON — British police officials said Thursday that they had charged five people with terrorism offenses but insisted the accusations were not related to the Olympic Games, which open here next Friday amid a shortage of civilian security personnel that has forced an expanded military deployment.

As for nursing, as more nurses reach retirement age the next 20 years, the shortage will worsen, according to a study published last year in The Journal of the American Medical Association by Peter I. Buerhaus, a researcher and associate dean at the Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, with Douglas O. Staiger and David I. Auerbach.

Rural communities still display a marked preference for male newborns and this means that in the next few years the shortage of girls in the population will have significant social impact.

With 62percentt of the state's school superintendents eligible to retire in the next few years, the shortages are bound to grow.

A water shortage could be next.

Will Broadway suffer a producer shortage in the next five to 10 years?