Sentence examples for shortage of orders from inspiring English sources

The shortage of orders during the cool early months of last summer led to significant losses, Mr. Natuzzi said, but this summer has been a different story.

It is not yet clear whether it can make them economically -- the offering will pay for building a manufacturing plant -- but it has no shortage of orders.

"We're not in the game of walking away, shrugging our shoulders and accepting it". Brush CEO, Chris Abbott, said the firm had suffered from a "major structural shift" in the market and its production of its two-pole turbo-generator has a "critical shortage of orders".

"With consumers increasingly shopping online, it's a good time for retail workers to think about how their skills translate into other areas within the business – for example, recruiters say there's huge demand for staff in IT, and there is also a shortage of order pickers and packers.

The non-mythical problem the UK faces is a chronic shortage of homes, and – in order to get a halfway useful response – greenbelts must be loosened.

The shortage of chairs discourages patrons from ordering to stay.

But in the absence of Kevin Pietersen there was a shortage of testosterone in the middle order.

At Salisbury Smallwood's men were "in a most wretched situation for want of cloaths of all kinds". When Sumner took command of his new brigade at Ramsay's Mill he found the arms in bad order, a shortage of ammunition, no organized commissary, and one-third of his soldiers scattered about at various farm houses threshing out wheat.

The adapted mean vectors of upper and lower left components are credible because we indeed have relative speaker frames, but the adaptation of lower right component is questionable because it suffers from a shortage of speaker frames, whose first-order Baum-Welch statistics is inaccurate.

Already reeling from a shortage of priests and members of religious orders as teachers, already losing enrollment because of rising tuition and falling aid from parishes, urban Catholic schools face direct competition from charters, which as public entities are free.

At a time when many computer manufacturers are enjoying strong orders, a worsening shortage of key memory chips is taking some of the wind out of their sales, delaying production and deliveries of their equipment.