Sentence examples for shortage of large from inspiring English sources

Wilkinson believes there is no shortage of large and small companies keen to float.

Another factor developers are capitalizing on is the shortage of large blocks of space in the downtown market.

While there is no shortage of large parties at high-profile places, some are taking a different approach.

Mr. Konsker also predicted that the Macklowes would easily find a tenant for Worldwide Plaza because of the shortage of large blocks of space in Midtown Manhattan.

The commercial market "has a shortage of large blocks of space, and this is a large block of space," said Barry M. Gosin, chief executive of Newmark.

But the pace of leasing has slowed in Midtown, perhaps because of the higher rents or the shortage of large blocks of space.

Further, a shortage of large-scale and long-term research limits our ability to fully understand spatial and temporal wildlife responses to woodland reduction.

Our current shortage of large-scale randomized controlled trials should not lead to us ignore the evidence that is already available for therapeutic efficacy and safety.

When they fly over central Queens and Brooklyn, they perceive in an instant what a research firm will later confirm in a study: In relation to the density of population, there is a shortage of the large modern supermarkets and big stores that shoppers find in the suburbs.

Although there is no shortage of businesses large and small making great use of Twitter, many are still trying to make heads-and-tales of how to harness its power to communicate with existing and prospective clients.

Nonetheless, Sumintono (2015) argued that there was still a shortage of a large number of teachers.