Sentence examples for shortage will be from inspiring English sources

Tackling Australia's chronic water shortage will be even more urgent.

But the power shortage will be a drag on economic growth for some time to come.

Yet despite all these efforts, predicted Mr. Foy, the current shortage "will be a crisis in five years".

Greek Finance Ministry officials have suggested that the shortage will be smaller than the fund's estimate, but they have been exploring ways to plug the gap.

Easing the shortage will be imperative for Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, who is beginning his first full year at the helm and has promised to intensify recruiting efforts and on-the-job training for teachers.

The ravages of AIDS, plus the worsening poverty, mean that recovering from this food shortage will be tougher than it was after previous ones and that people will be even weaker and more vulnerable when the next spell of deadly hunger arrives.

But the lingering power shortages will be widespread, he said.

Power shortages will be a problem for months.

Skills shortages will be eased only by improving education and reforming India's rigid labour laws.

Waiting times are up, hospitals are declaring deficits and by next year, cash shortages will be critical.

The impact of heatwaves, flooding and global food shortages will be felt in Britain too, the authors warned.