Sentence examples for record shortage from inspiring English sources

British property values reported sustained price increases in November and a record shortage of houses to sell, according to a new report by The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

A baby boom has triggered record shortages of primary school places for this autumn and the number of pupils in state primary schools is projected to increase about 14% from 3.96m last year to 4.5m by 2018.

17 Barriers to effective MDR include missing medical charts, poor documentation and record keeping, shortage of senior staff to conduct the reviews, a fear of blame and a lack of resources, commitment and knowledge or skills for the proper conducting of reviews.

With India's Meteorological Department recording rainfall shortages across the country, several ratings agencies and financial analysts have sharply downgraded an Indian economy once projected to grow by more than 7 percent this year.

Brizard's theory is supported by new research into the skilled labor sector, where workforce research agency ManpowerGroup reports that U.S. employers are facing record-high shortages of skilled workers--52workers--52workers--52percentlling critheir porganizationsin their organizations, up from 14percentt in 2010.

There was quite a bit of meat on that plate, for the record, and no shortage of melon.

In fact, in an admiring column published in the Washington Post two days after Palin was chosen, Morris wrote, "I will always remember taking her aside and telling her that she might one day be tapped to be Vice-President, given her record and the shortage of female political talent in the Republican Party.

What developed instead was record employment, a shortage of domestic labor and consumption champing at the bit.

This was Mr. McCain's first chance to command men (and a few women), but the squadron had a mediocre record and parts shortages meant that only half the planes were flyable at any time.

Venezuelans have been complaining about high levels of crime, record inflation and shortages of staple items.

An increase in patient numbers and lack of social care provision mean hospitals across the country are only just emerging from one of the worst winter crises on record, when bed shortages were so severe that all non-urgent operations had to be cancelled.