“in short supply”造句，怎麼用in short supply造句

Such sites are in short supply in America, however.

To make excessive profits on goods in short supply.

Both lysine and arginine are abundant in meat, but in short supply in bamboo.

Drugs and medical equipment are in short supply in the island's hospitals, say the medical students.

The goods is in short supply, consequently the market will probably rise next week.

Even such basic tools as wrenches are in short supply, he claims.

Increasingly, the people admitted through its managed-migration programme bring skills that are in short supply in Australia.

At present artemisinin is expensive and in short supply because its only source is sweet wormwood, a Chinese medicinal plant.

The petrochemicals industry is cyclical, but caution was in short supply as the buy-out cycle neared its end.

An obvious option is to bring in independent heavyweights with successful careers at other firms. Such individuals are in short supply, however.

Some developers have started to increase prices and industry reports say the city's high-end properties may be in short supply in the second half of the year.

With one in 110 children diagnosed with autism, and therapists in short supply, researchers are developing humanoids to fill the gaps.

Some shut down treatment devices when electricity is in short supply. Others turn off their systems at night when they know we are not checking.

TOLEDO, Ohio (Reuters) - Hope and jobs are in short supply in Ohio eight months after President Barack Obama won the recession-battered state in the 2008 election with promises of a better future.

The movie's premise is technically science fiction, but the notion of mining the moon for valuable natural resources that are in short supply on Earth is closer to reality than you might think.

The renewal of the cable-stayed system in modern bridge engineering was due to the tendency of bridge engineers in Europe, primarily in Germany, to obtain optimum structural performance from material which was in short supply during the post-war years.

Food is in short supply.

Teamwork and collaboration is in short supply.

Realism, however, appears to be in short supply.

WHO has placed urgent orders for disinfectants, which are currently in short supply in Angola.

Helicopters able to fly "high and hot" (at high altitude, especially in summer) are in short supply.

There are two broad police reforms going on, both at a time when money is in short supply.

Broad boulevards are unimpeded by traffic in the new district, called Kangbashi new Area. Office buildings stand vacant. Pedestrians are in short supply.

Christmas cheer might be in short supply at Carrington this year but we can put that right when we travel to Hull and back on the 27 December.

When more than 30% of the population belongs to the creative class, as Richard Florida suggested in his 2003 book the Rise of the creative class, ideas are not in short supply.

Eggs are in short supply.

Oil was not in short supply and stocks were increasing.

Key factors of production such as manual labor and energy are still in short supply.

African dust is thought, for example, to stimulate plant growth in the Amazon by bringing in phosphorus (which is in short supply there).

Nor did Harley's famous brand strength buffer it when its bikes were no longer in short supply and demand hit a wall.

These goods are in short supply.

Smart politicians are always in short supply, however, and I think the odds against this effort are formidable.

This means that using their results to say anything of practical import needs care and caveats, both of which can often be in short supply, or stripped out to make a point.

A study of a solar-powered blood pressure monitor finds it can be an effective tool in places where electricity - and even batteries - can be in short supply.

Qualified foreign language teachers are still in short supply, especially in teaching French and Japanese.