Sentence examples for shortage issued from inspiring English sources
A report on the skill shortage issued recently by a government task force agrees, saying Australia will need to add 2.4 million skilled workers by 2015 to meet businesses' growing needs.
Hydrogen is an attractive alternative to fossil fuels that addresses several environmental and energy shortage issues.
But if there was really a desperate skills shortage, issues like this would have been rectified.
Also, due to memory shortage issue, we also thought of using external SRAM to solve the problem.
"We have reached out to the D.E.A. and told them that there are shortage issues," said Valerie Jensen, associate director of the F.D.A.'s drug shortage program.
However, the energy efficiency has become more important than the volumetric efficiency because of the energy shortage issue and factors influencing consumers' purchasing decisions.
Decentralized, source-separation-based sanitation concept is expected to provide a practical solution for those countries experiencing rapid urbanization and water shortage issues, for instance Singapore.
But the skills shortage issue may win out and I suspect we'll see modest growth in graduate wages – and even starting salaries – this year.
Top government officials have held a blizzard of meetings in recent weeks to tackle the shortage issue, and more are expected over the next month — including a public advisory meeting at the F.D.A. and hearings in Congress.
While acknowledging that the industry needs to do a better job of coordination, some company officials said the agency should coordinate enforcement actions and drug shortage issues more closely to avoid administrative requirements that cause interruptions.
"The fact that we are looking at teaching in a different way and we are looking at a teacher shortage issue and we are looking at trying to attract people from other professions, I think this has put greater emphasis on it," said Rosemary Coyle, president of the Connecticut Education Association, referring to the amendments.
