Sentence examples for shortage of accommodation from inspiring English sources

Landlords get abused, but there's a massive shortage of accommodation in this country.

The nearest airport is Alicante and, given the shortage of accommodation in Alcoy, it's worth staying in Alicante (30km away) and travelling to the fiesta by bus.

There's no shortage of accommodation available on the Mayan Riviera, with the number of beds now surpassing that of neighbouring Cancún.

There is a long and rich tradition of squatting in Britain, especially in London, a city with a shortage of accommodation and extremely high rental and property prices.

A "drastic" increase in those fleeing the violence in the last two month is putting a strain on Jordan's public services and has create an acute shortage of accommodation, it said.

María Jesús Vega, a spokeswoman for UNHCR Spain, said police were badly under-resourced and there was a lack of interpreters and a shortage of accommodation for the new arrivals.

Officials in two towns, Quinter and WaKeeney, opened shelters to make up for the shortage of accommodations.

Despite a serious shortage of accommodations for the 2004 Olympics, the Greek government said today that no new hotels would be built and spectators may be forced to stay far from Athens.

There's no shortage of accommodations in Lenox; my favorite is the friendly Kemble Inn (2 Kemble St., Lenox; [800] 353-4113, kembleinn.com), where a new chef (ex Jean-Georges and Daniel) and a pleasant new outdoor dining area are making their debuts this summer.

There's no shortage of accommodations in Lenox; my favorite is the friendly Kemble Inn (2 Kemble St., Lenox; 353-4113, kembleinn.com), where a new chef (ex Jean-Georges and Daniel) and a pleasant new outdoor dining area are making their debuts this summer.

A spokeswoman said: "In London there is a shortage of affordable accommodation and a general lack of housing supply.