Sentence examples for shortages before from inspiring English sources

If things do not improve, he said, there could be massive food shortages before long.

Because of skills shortages before the crash, firms did not want to shed staff, says Kai Carstensen of Ifo, a research institute.

But if the independent power sector remains weak, after that "we may see high prices or even shortages before construction kicks in again," he said.

The US occupation of the airport will open the way for humanitarian aid flights to an area already suffering acute food shortages before the beginning of the US bombing following several years of severe drought.

That means the bears are coming ashore to face food shortages before they have stored enough fat to last through the season, he says.

However, this also means that wet season is a time for food shortages before crops reach their full maturity.

Venezuela already faced an acute housing shortage before the recent floods.

But the mere prospect of new competition might prompt farmers to stop planting a crop, producing a shortage before enough yeast-made product is available.

It aims to ease the water shortage before Beijing can benefit from another grandiose project -- to pipe water from the Yangtze River basin in southern China to the north.

The accident is the latest blow for Alstom, which nearly collapsed earlier this year from a cash shortage before the French government bailed it out.

Wilson is worried that the publicity about emergency medicine and realities of the job mean newly qualified doctors are increasingly shunning it, which could mean a serious staff shortage before too long.