Sentence examples for regular shortages from inspiring English sources

East German provincial hospitals in the early 1980s required a great deal of improvisation, given the regular shortages of supplies.

Regular shortages of milk and other such basic goods underscore the many problems facing Cuba's centrally planned and US-embargoed economy.

More than 30 countries, from economic giants such as South Africa to minnows such as Sierra Leone, face regular shortages, while prices are often more than double than elsewhere in the developing world, due to high operating costs and limited competition.

Due to constrained industrial and technological capabilities, there are regular shortages of treatment.

Among other concerns expressed and problems found were: A regular shortage of trained staff on some wards.

Patients could be dying because of a regular shortage of intensive care beds across Wales, according to Dr Paul Morgan, chairman of the Welsh Intensive Care Society.

Economists say coal production is, at best, half that of two decades ago, and Pyongyang has regular power shortages.

North Korea has suffered regular food shortages under the ruling Kim dynasty, with the situation exacerbated by floods, droughts and mismanagement.

The enclave, which already faces regular power shortages, will need to double electricity provisions to meet demand by 2020, the report added.

But UN officials' reports detail harsh conditions elsewhere in North Korea: up to 200,000 people are estimated to be languishing in political prison camps, and two-thirds of the country's 24 million people face regular food shortages.

Because of the long delays, the special court, which is financed by donor countries including the United States, has faced regular budget shortages, requiring diplomats to request additional contributions to finance the court, as well as Mr. Taylor's defense.