Sentence examples for terrible shortage from inspiring English sources

There is a terrible shortage of parts for older actresses, isn't there?

Gail: Well, it may solve what some law schools perceive as a terrible shortage of American law students.

Given the terrible shortage of doctors now trained to address the special needs of older people, we are failing these patients, and ultimately ourselves.

In the east and south-east of England there is a terrible shortage of water at the moment, a terrible problem trying to make the water last for people who need it.

"Here are two people fighting with each other about the language of a court order instead of dealing with the larger problem of how to recruit teachers at a time of a terrible shortage".

But having taken a box of books out to a village - and remember there is a terrible shortage of petrol - I can tell you that the box was greeted with tears.

The first is that there is no imminent water crisis arising from ever-growing consumption that could lead to terrible shortages or even wars.

No jobs, terrible shortages of electricity and water, bad schools, bad hospitals, bad everything -- worse even than when the Israelis were here.

There were food shortages and a terrible famine.

There is a terrible water shortage in the world already and one in four people on the globe never get a clean glass of water.

One headline reported on terrible food shortages.