Sentence examples similar to shortage of attribute from inspiring English sources

The shortage of anchoveta is attributed to an El Niño-like effect that has left coastal water temperatures above average.

Shortage of feedstock is attributed to the traditional use of only cow dung limited by the number of cows held at households.

Finally we should realize that, to a large degree, the perceived shortage of doctors can be attributed to uneven distribution: 20% of Americans live in areas where there are too few PCPs.

It has also had a shortage of engineers, a problem it attributes to the escalating demand for plants.

He attributed the shortage of high-tech workers to the rapid expansion of that industry and the shortage of low-wage workers on a historical lack of affordable housing in the county.

Mental healthcare executive Pamela Daisey, chief operating officer of the non-profit Fellowship Health Resources, attributed the shortage of professionals to poor compensation for the grueling work.

Substandard ANC was mainly attributed to shortage of staff, equipment and consumables.

Akin et al. (12) attributed the shortage of health personnel and inadequate supply of drugs to scarcity of health funds in many developing countries.

In line with this, Frylestam [ 23] reported an inverse relationship between fertility and density in European brown hares, which he attributed to shortage of food at least in some parts of the year, which also has been suggested in a number of other studies [ 12, 24, 27].

Defective TNF-α synthesis as a consequence of NAD+ shortage was attributed to reduced function of the NAD+-dependent sirtuin Sirt6 [29].

Building failures are also frequently attributed to a shortage of suitable and locally available materials.