Sentence examples for suffering from a shortage from inspiring English sources

• France is suffering from a shortage of eclipse filters.

Tender as the meatballs were, is the city really suffering from a shortage?

Louisiana has been suffering from a shortage of oil in recent days.

Everyone, without exception, is suffering from a shortage of calcium and many are malnourished and anaemic.

Suffering from a shortage of electricity, for instance, the North continues to ask to be linked to the South's grid.

We aren't suffering from a shortage of needed skills; we're suffering from a lack of policy resolve.

Australia is currently suffering from a "dramatic" shortage of engineers.

Quite apart from the difficulties of not being able to adjust their exchange rates, the eurozone economies are suffering from a massive shortage of demand.

Algeria is suffering from a crippling shortage of water, and the sight and sound of frivolously flowing water might not sit right with the neighbors.

On the other hand, it's not clear that anyone could do the trick: right now we're suffering from a serious shortage of saviors.

The RCN is campaigning to have the nursing profession placed on the list of recognised occupations suffering from a skills shortage, and therefore exempt it from the income threshold.