Sentence examples similar to shortage of introduction from inspiring English sources
In our little community upstate we have pretty well solved the problem of money shortage by the introduction of a system of barter.
By Robert Benchley The New Yorker, April 15 , 1933P. 13 In our little community upstate we have pretty well solved the problem of money shortage by the introduction of a system of barter... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Seth Lind.
Introduction Shortage of heart grafts is a major problem, leading to a significant mortality rate in the national waiting list, essentially for young children with low weight.
Introduction: The shortage of 99Mo (fission) has renewed interest in alternative technetium-99m production methods either in nuclear reactor starting from 98Mo or in accelerator with 100Mo as a target material.
An alternate strategy employed to tackle the shortage of midwives has been the introduction of private midwifery schools in the 1990s, which have helped to steadily increase the number of nationally certified graduates from 38 in 2002 to 291 in 2008.
The high maternal mortality rate in Sierra Leone combined with an ongoing shortage of midwives has led to the introduction of new cadres of healthcare workers.
These new jet aircraft would never see widespread combat with JG 1 due to their late introduction and a shortage of pilots, aircraft and fuel.
Market changes, labor shortages, and the introduction of a form of activity-based costing (diagnosis treatment combination (DTC) financing policy) in the Netherlands have provided an impetus for hospitals to reorganize care processes to improve efficiency.
A global shortage of electronic parts may hurt product introductions planned for the second half.
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