Sentence examples for outstrip availability from inspiring English sources

Years of studies by government and environmental groups have warned that future demand for water is threatening to outstrip availability, particularly in the drought-plagued West and Southwest, unless policymakers take steps to reverse those trends.

Demand for research nurse time frequently grew to outstrip availability, particularly for follow-up, and was perhaps a necessary price of success.

Demand outstrips availability and this is heightened in London where prices rose 13.3% last year.

Demand for these homes far outstrips availability, and it's not uncommon for social workers to make more than 100 calls before a vacant bed is secured, according to Los Angeles County officials.

Citing figures from the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Grain said these made clear that recent land deals vastly outstrip water availability in the basin.

Implementing syndromic isolation for these patients would add an additional 990 days of isolation bed demand, increasing the months where demand would outstrip bed availability from 3 to 5 months in the study period (Fig.  1).

A shrinking economy appears to have eased the nursing shortage, but with an anticipated 32 million Americans gaining access to healthcare services as a result of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the need for nurses will become even more pressing and is projected to outstrip nurse availability [ 2, 3].

Popular pressure for the expansion of secondary schools has outstripped the availability of government finance.

The increasing stroke burden in sub-Saharan Africa far outstrips the availability of skilled human resource to provide timely and efficient acute, rehabilitative and preventive services.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--In what surely will make depressing reading for aspiring researchers, a report released here today by the National Research Council NRCC) argues that the supply of newly minted Ph.D.s in the life sciences vastly outstrips the availability of desirable jobs.

But the demand for short courses far outstrips their availability, and short courses can only pack in so much.