Sentence examples for problem is a shortage of from inspiring English sources
The problem is a shortage of information.
Another problem is a shortage of labour.
The problem is a shortage of alternatives.
Now the employment problem is a shortage of workers.
The underlying problem is a shortage of housing supply.
One emerging problem is a shortage of tarpaulins.
IN THE late 1930s economists trying to explain how a depression could drag on for nearly a decade wondered if the problem was a shortage of people.
Representative Timothy Bishop, Democrat of Southampton, a former provost of the college, said the college's main problem was a shortage of generous donors like Mr. Sillerman.
One young techie wondered if it was really true; another said that the problem was a shortage of trained software engineers; a third noted that the focus of the tech industry was shifting from engineering to design, and suggested that this would open up new job opportunities.
In an interview before leaving the building, he said that the rebels' main problem was a shortage of ammunition, and that one of their primary tactics was trying to cut off supply routes to the large Syrian Army force in and near the city.
John McCandless, a spokesman for Toyota, said his company had no plans to match the G.M. program, even though its sales dropped 0.6percentt in June, saying its main problem was a shortage of vehicles as the end of the model year approaches.
