Sentence examples similar to shortage of fitting from inspiring English sources

The 22-year-old is yet to feature for Villa either this season, despite their struggle at the bottom of the Premier League, but such is the shortage of fit centre-halves available to Jürgen Klopp that his parent club are exploring the possibility of an Anfield return.

The England manager also conceded that Ferdinand may harbour "grievances" against Hodgson himself for his steadfast refusal to pick the 34-year-old up until today, when a shortage of fit, in-form centre-backs for this month's World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Montenegro led to his recall.

The Samoa international was brought in just over two weeks ago to alleviate a critical shortage of fit ball-carrying loose forwards in the Warriors ranks.

Sunderland will be weakened for a different reason, because they have a shortage of fit players but I can see Burnley resting a few, so the Black Cats might just squeak through.

But at the Bronx High School of Science, there was no shortage of students who fit the description.

GP practices have been hit by a host of problems with patients' medical records and they have begun suffering shortages of syringes, "fit notes" for patients to give to employers and pads on which to write prescriptions since Capita took over last year.

High transportation costs -Dead-on-delivery birds ase used as pet food or sold to crocodile farms Shortage of markets   -Rotten products not fit for pets and render meal are dumped at the city's dump site.

"There's a shortage of work" once the yards finish fitting out two troop-landing vessels, he said, and that looming shortage caused the job cuts.

Currently there is a major shortage of such properties because they don't fit in well with current top-down planning policies.

-- There's been no shortage of controversy over apps Apple has see fit to ban from its App Store.

So it's fitting that there's been no shortage of notable quotables from corporate America's chief executives.