Sentence examples for projected shortage from inspiring English sources

But the state is struggling to attract and retain teachers and is facing a projected shortage of perhaps 300,000.

The projected shortage is "frightening unless we can take collective actions to launch solutions today," said Kim Hostetler, an official with the Connecticut Hospital Association.

It is a projected shortage that is casting a shadow over American health care: a decade from now, exploding demand for registered nurses to care for America's graying population could outstrip supply.

This means recruiting and retaining nurses from outside the EU as well, given the projected shortage of 500,000 nurses across Europe over the next five years," said Carter.

That would double the projected shortage of doctors in 2015, to about 60,000 from a shortage of about 30,000 and would raise the shortage in 2025 from 100,000 without the act to 130,000 after full implementation of the act.

Emma Reynolds said the towns would be built in those areas of greatest need in a bid to tackle a projected shortage of a million homes by 2022, which experts say would force many young people to live with their parents well into their 30s.

What are the consequences of these projected shortages for patients?

On 18 May, the state's water resources control board will weigh a proposal to allow cities and water agencies to set their own conservation targets based on their projected shortages if the drought continues for three more years.

The decision, which effectively relaxes the tight government controls that have always prevailed over this scarce and basic resource, comes after a shift in federal policy and projected shortages of water in the years ahead.

With the current and projected shortages of general surgeons, more attention is being paid to the increasing pool of women physicians.

Career ladders reward workers for gains in skills and knowledge and may reduce the costs associated with turnover, improve patient care, and/or address projected shortages of certain nursing and allied health professions.