Sentences with phrase «inadequate supply»

By far, one of the biggest challenges industries have faced for more than five years, is inadequate supply of power.

You don't want to give it an insufficient or inadequate supply of food, give it the wrong food, or not give it enough water.

Power and running water remains a scarcity throughout the island; schools are closed and many hospitals remain hobbled by inadequate supplies of medicine and electricity.

«Even with slightly cooling demand, the unshakeable trend of inadequate supply in relation to the overall pool of prospective buyers inflicted upward pressure on home prices in several metro areas,» he said.

Jason Mercer, the board's senior manager of market analysis, said the rise in prices was in large part a result of inadequate supply of detached and semi-detached homes in many parts of the GTA, particularly in the city of Toronto.

For example, the Feeding of the Multitude is to be understood not simply as a matter of staying the hunger of a large crowd on an inadequate supply of «loaves and fishes», but as signifying the satisfaction of spiritual need with the «bread of life».

I personally wouldn't do that unless you knew you had an inadequate supply.

Struggling with a latch issue, a tongue tie, or an inadequate supply can make breastfeeding seem like a huge challenge, especially if the latter causes you to supplement.

«Once breastfeeding is well established, inadequate supply is rarely an issue, but a very common misconception,» she says.

Organizations and individuals involved in breastfeeding and infant and young child nutrition submitted suggestions and recommendations regarding infant feeding practices to ensure the best possible health outcomes, growth and development, including avoiding the risks of an inadequate supply of vitamin D for Canadian children.

«The impediments to expanding the state's commitment are numerous — most notably an inadequate supply of certified teachers and effective providers, a lack of systems of accountability to ensure the quality of programs, the need for capital and infrastructure enhancements to accommodate such programs, and the economic reality of funding a statewide program in times of fiscal constraints,» according to the report.

The Deputy Minister of Power, Mr John Abdulai Jinapor, said the real challenge facing the power sector currently was the inadequate supply of Gas and diesel to run some of the power plants.

She referred ProPublica to the Water District's service rules which lay out her legal authority, but those rules state that the «District may deny any request for a water commitment or request for a water connection if the District has an inadequate supply of water.»

They described «a diminishing number of Americans» entering the profession and an inadequate supply to satisfy demand for their services, an «unhealthy trend» according to the coalition of scientific organizations that sponsored their visits.

These findings about lymph node imprinting apply to humans as well: An inadequate supply of vitamin A after birth or meddling with the baby's developing microflora through administration of antibiotics can interfere with the lymph nodes» long - term memory.

During exercise, the body will breakdown an increased amount of muscle proteins as fuel if there is an inadequate supply of carbohydrates.

In any case, limitations of this diet are not necessarily the cabbage soup itself, but its inadequate supply of calories and nutrients and minerals our body needs for proper functioning.

An inadequate supply of carbohydrate results in accelerated fat breakdown to provide energy.

Calcium: An inadequate supply of calcium over a lifetime contributes to the development of osteoporosis.

An inadequate supply can have serious consequences for children and young people, as they are still growing and a deficiency can disrupt normal growth.

Also, recent research reveals that the inadequate supply of oxygen that characterizes sleep apnea may promote increased vascular and tumor growth in cancer patients.

And a final two - fer: Earth's temperature drops to lethal extremes every night (lethal to human beings, that is, not to any of the abundant native flora and fauna) necessitating that Kitai reach a «hot spot» before each bedtime; and the atmosphere has thickened such that Kitai must ingest a precious «breathing liquid» — of which there is an inadequate supply — every 20 to 24 hours.

Subject - area shortages can reflect increased or changing curricular demands or an inadequate supply of teachers with the preparation and certification to teach a specific subject.

The Arlington, Va. - based organization says 85 percent of the 2,110 superintendents who responded to its survey last fall believe there is an inadequate supply of educational leaders...

Both of these findings should be interpreted with care, however: inadequate supplies may have led to poor achievement, or principals of low - achieving schools may tend to blame their poor achievement on inadequate supplies.

In 2002, GSE research associate Cathy Trower and professor of higher education Richard Chait made the case — with data to back it up — that the «pipeline» problem, an inadequate supply of candidates, remained true in the case of minorities but not for women.

The transformation of education from a field based on intuition, historical practice, and fad and fancy to a field based on evidence has been thwarted until recently by an inadequate supply of rigorous and relevant research.

as a role in which «there is an inadequate supply» of qualified professionals.

An inadequate supply of parts is partly to blame for widespread shortages of Droid Incredible, Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam said on Friday.

Supplemental oxygen (oxygen cage, nasal oxygen tube) can be help if there is an inadequate supply of oxygen in the blood (severe hypoxemia) and difficulty breathing (dyspnea).

Still, 1.2 billion people today lack access to electricity connections and millions of households, businesses and community institutions receive poor and inadequate supplies of electricity services.

Sounds good, but it was a path to inadequate supply.

Sounded good, but it was a path to inadequate supply, soaring costs and economic disaster.

It is criminal in a country like Canada, with more energy resources to hand than virtually any other country in the world, to have even the threat of inadequate supplies.

The recent demonstration that an inadequate supply of iron limits primary production in this region supports earlier speculation that, in the past, fluctuations in the atmospheric deposition of iron - bearing dust may have driven large changes in productivity.

In May, prices were rising in all four countries in the United Kingdom, and this is driven by the inadequate supply of new and affordable homes.

The improper administration or inadequate supply of oxygen to a patient who is under sedation can cause paralysis, brain damage, and even death.

Inadequate supply of blood to her upper arm and hip caused those bones to, effectively, die.

It turned out that the home had an inadequate supply of domestic water.

If you live here in Vancouver I certainly don't need to tell you the issues plaguing us: soaring home prices, an inadequate supply of smaller units, too many water - damaged pairs of boots.