Sentence examples for permanent shortages from inspiring English sources

At the same time, 76% of permanent shortages (117/154) affected branded drugs.

These cutbacks combined with the phenomenon of permanent shortages of nurses are making rationing of care an increasingly prominent feature in health care [ 4].

It's just a magical New York moment, one that could only happen in a city with charming celebrities and a permanent shortage of cabs.

One wonders if another reason for the run of faceless names is that the housing authority realized that no matter what it called its buildings, people would still line up to move into them, such is the severity of the permanent shortage of affordable housing in New York City.

Prevention of graft loss, beside its significance to individual patients, also represents a concern to the healthcare system as a whole due to the high number of patients on the German kidney waiting list and the permanent shortage of donor organs.

Despite dire predictions to the contrary, it is not true that automation and innovation will cause permanent unemployment shortages and declining wages.

Adherents of the "peak oil" theory warn of a permanent oil shortage.

The permanent oxygen shortage in large solid tumours reveals the enormous diffusion barrier to be overcome.

In turn the permanent state of shortage warped and deformed human relationships.

Droughts, desertification, and water shortages are permanent features of life in drylands and under such conditions the increase in evapotranspiration has severe impact on agriculture, horticulture and forestry and human activities (Sharma and Bhattacharya 2006; Smith et al., 1996; Sen Roy and Singh, 2002).

Recently Impellam has expanded its business in supplying agency teachers, doctors and nurses – three areas where Tory cuts have caused shortages of permanent staff and opportunities for temp agencies to profit.