Sentence examples for shortage of programmes from inspiring English sources

There is no shortage of programmes depicting the black experience.

There is an international shortage of doctoral nursing programmes, hence many nurses seek their doctorates overseas.

But there is a shortage of places in masters programmes, says Mr Kempen.

Challenges to cancer care in sub-Saharan Africa include a shortage of clinicians and training programmes, weak healthcare infrastructure, and inadequate supplies.

Owing to a shortage of radiologists in screening programmes, such as in the United Kingdom and the United States (D'Orsi et al, 2005), it would be of practical value if dedicated radiographers can replace a screening radiologist as the second reader.

There have been considerable efforts from the Australian Federal Government to address these shortages by funding a range of programmes aimed at medical students.

Public health facilities in particular expressed concerns regarding shortage of funds to sustain ITN programmes following a policy change that reduced user fees significantly, and low sustainability of donor supported programmes: "Getting money to buy the nets is a problem because we depend on the little amount collected through the user fees".

In a separate development, a report by the select committee monitoring the DCLG found a shortage of planners could delay housebuilding programmes.

The study warned that the challenges are "adequate and sustainable training", but recommended that the technique should be considered for "careful implementation" where a shortage of healthcare human resources threatens programmes.

Greece attributes the outbreak to the shortage of needle and syringe exchange programmes and long waiting times for access to OST prior to 2011 [ 64].

The secondment of GHI staff into public sector facilities may help alleviate immediate staff shortages, but this practice risks undermining sustainability of programmes.