Sentence examples for particular shortages from inspiring English sources

Anaesthesia and intensive care are facing particular shortages of doctors.

"But these two particular shortages have been very, very upsetting to patients and to us".

Last year, around 20% of the 7,341 doctors who completed foundation training chose to work in general practice, with particular shortages in the East Midlands, the North West and North East of England and Yorkshire and Humber.

But 4Children chief executive Anne Longfield said: "This is an area of childcare which has been particularly affected by spending cuts and there are particular shortages during school holidays.

The CEM has said that many A&E units are understaffed, with a particular shortage of consultants.

He said there is a particular shortage of signalling engineers and communications experts, both of which are highly skilled jobs.

The results of the survey are alarming, given the particular shortage of experienced science teachers in many schools.

Lots of injuries happen at night, such as those resulting from violence and scaling fences, when there is a particular shortage of first aid and medical care available.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Cumming said: "We certainly do recognise that there is a particular shortage of nurses, but also some other workforces within the NHS at the moment.

The house, with eight bedrooms, is one of the few private houses in the city, and is on the market for €4.5 million, or almost $6 million, through Knight Frank "Some 95 percent of properties in the city are apartments, and at this end of the market there is a particular shortage of houses," said Arnold Postma, a real estate agent with Broersma, which is marketing the house with Knight Frank.

Truancy expert Prof Ken Reid, of Swansea Metropolitan University, said there was a particular shortage in support for primary schools.