Sentence examples for notable shortage from inspiring English sources

In the case of 2-butanone specifically, only very few fundamental combustion experiments have been performed to date, with a notable shortage of detailed speciation data.

Because of the notable shortage of international published work on quantitative characteristics of the system, we aimed to analyse the scale, distribution, and changes of this system.

Yet in spite of all the criticism there has been a notable shortage of credible proposals for U.S. strategic options other than remaining in close cooperation with our European allies.

So what's behind our notable shortage of truly democratic public spaces?

Until a few months prior to the operation, there was a notable shortage of serviceable gliders in North Africa.

That summer he was the number one rated point guard according to ESPN, although the class had a notable shortage of elite pure point guards.

There are notable shortages in farther-out suburbs, where metro-area commuters reside, and there are scant programs in the Central Valley.

So it's fitting that there's been no shortage of notable quotables from corporate America's chief executives.

Countries with a stable or shrinking population face notable problems, including potential labor shortages and a shrinking tax base, but the challenges facing countries such as Burundi, Iraq, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen are an order of magnitude higher.

Most notable has been the annual labor shortage survey published by NAHB, which tallies answers from the nation's single-family home builders.

There was no shortage of strange and notable presents from other nations.