Sentence examples for to be rationed from inspiring English sources

Care may need to be rationed, something has to give.

Carbon has to be rationed, like water and clean air.

This year, storage has to be rationed from a particularly low starting point.

Marriage is not a scarce resource that has to be rationed.

The reduced quantity of services would somehow need to be rationed among competing demands.

Food and water had to be rationed on trips that took hours longer than expected.

Mr. Kleinrock said older Americans appeared to be rationing their care as they struggled to pay rising bills on fixed incomes.

The NHS in England appears to be rationing access to vital non-emergency hospital care, a review suggests.

"We're going to be rationing opportunity.

"We think the future of health care is going to be rationing or re-engineering," he said.

"There is going to be rationing, but not for 24 hours," she said.