Sentence examples for while shortage from inspiring English sources

For instance, efficient data management systems are strengths while, shortage of personnel and equipment are weaknesses.

Having higher educational status, attending formal training and being experienced were positively associated with knowledge; while shortage of facilities and equipments, dissatisfaction with nursing leadership and inadequate staff number showed negative association with practice of nurse's pressure ulcer prevention.

There will still be, for a while, a shortage of experienced people to supervise and ensure procedures are followed.

A major ratings agency cut the country's bond rating, while shortages led to rising prices.

The vaccine is now F.D.A.-approved for adults over 50, and while shortages persist, the supply has improved, says Merck, the company that makes it.

Mr. Chávez is struggling with a sharp economic downturn and spreading public ire over a scandal involving 22,000 tons of imported food found rotting in ports while shortages of basic foods still plague the country.

But despite expert opinion urging a shift to vaccination, the Balinese authorities persisted with culling, while shortages in human medicine and widespread ignorance of rabies contributed to deaths, Dr. Meslin said.

But, as in some other eastern European nations, the end of communist rule in Romania was followed by a sharp economic decline: the closing of unprofitable state-supported industries resulted in falling production and rising unemployment, while shortages of food and other consumer goods continued and even worsened.

While shortages at the collegiate level are apparent, STEM deficits may be occurring as early as the 9th grade.

Meanwhile, inflation in the 12 months to the end of May reached 33.7%, while shortages of basic goods remain widespread.

While shortages are documented in rheumatology care in general, paediatric rheumatology care is severely restricted.