Sentence examples for shortages help from inspiring English sources

(There is an exception: David Miliband, the foreign secretary, has proved Britain's continuing ability to cause offence, if nothing else, in some parts of the world, by provoking outrage in India with some bald remarks about Kashmir).Two domestic shortages help to explain the new modesty.

In the case of sugar, whose consumption in Pakistan is approaching developed-country levels (see table), the danger is acute: In 1969 a sugar shortage helped bring down the rule of military dictator Ayub Khan.

Zambia is facing a teacher shortage; helping attract new teachers and certifying the informal teachers will benefit both the formal and informal education systems.

She said: Britain's support has been a lifeline to many over the past year, but it makes sense to work out how to prevent future shortages and help the region to become more stable.

While the jobs deficit is primarily a demand side problem, this mix of demand and supply strategies will both address employer claims of skills shortages and help insure the jobs created are of high enough quality to get wages finally moving in the right direction again.

UNICEF is promoting the construction of more harvesting tanks to eliminate shortages and help people access safe water closer to home.

There is no shortage of help.

The company said inventory shortages had helped cause the problem.

Bogdanovic has had no shortage of help or advice since emerging as a promising junior.

New Saudi oil could ease the supply shortage and help drive heating oil prices lower, though perhaps only slightly.

Finding employees, meanwhile, has become increasingly difficult; she has canceled two family vacations in recent years because of the shortage of help.