Sentences with phrase «serious shortage»

The construction, mining and petroleum sectors are examples of industries that will face serious shortages of skilled workers over the next decade, he said.

And the gaps vary by specialty — with many places facing serious shortages in areas including science, math and special education.

The drought is, after all, a State - wide problem for which a state - wide solution is needed: see Florida Water Worries: Serious Shortages For Tampa Bay, for another example.

«We've been listening to warnings from state principals» associations about serious shortages,» said Samuel G. Sava, NAESP's executive director.

In public — and just a few days ago — Vince Cable told Andrew Marr that: «The problem of growth is that we have a very serious shortage of demand.

Serious shortages in skilled trades affect employers across Canada, especially as different industries compete with each other and internationally for millwrights, electricians, mechanics and other qualified tradespeople.

More on Water Shortages How to Go Green: Water 120 Nations Meet in Attempt to Avert Global Water Crisis Florida Water Worries: Serious Shortages For Tampa Bay Companies Should Conserve Water and Disclose Water Use Says New Report by Pacific Institute

Brian Lightman, leader of the ASCL head teachers» union, said schools faced «serious shortages» in maths and science teachers and called for a more co-ordinated approach to teacher recruitment.

There are still enough projects coming on stream to meet 2018 demand, but in 2019, 2020 and beyond, the lack of investment over the past few years is going to cause a serious shortage of supply.

Mr. Speaker, yesterday evening at a public forum in Outremont, a woman asked why the government was spending $ 16 billion on airplanes when there is a serious shortage of funding for affordable housing in Quebec.

Lady O'Loan said there is a «serious shortage» of healthcare professionals, adding many young doctors, midwives and others are leaving the UK for many reasons.

However, there is a serious shortage of pediatric organ donors.

To be fair to the prof, I do understand the situation and it is clear that there was a serious shortage of quality players as well as a serious over-pricing of those that were available.

The irrational hatred of animals that kill other animals (a hatred that was good enough for Dad and is good enough for most ranchers) is deep - grained, going back to the hard times when the loss of a few lambs or a calf might cause a serious shortage in the winter larder.

I'm off for a few days, heading to Kansas to see what's wrong with the place (hint: it'll involve a serious shortage of liquor once we're through with the joint).

While noting positive trends in employment and company start - ups, conference believes our economy continues to suffer in the wake of the disastrous banking crisis from a serious shortage of confidence and domestic demand, and therefore calls on Lib Dem ministers to show unity and resolve not only to reduce the structural deficit in the budget but to take radical action to get growth going again with a bold Plan A + with these four pillars:

«The East Side has a wealth of hospitals, but a serious shortage of nursing home and sub-acute rehab facilities.»

WHEREAS, Workforce summits conducted by the Erie County Executive in cooperation with the Buffalo Niagara Partnership and the Workforce Investment Board have confirmed the findings of the Regional Economic Development Council regarding the serious shortage of skilled workers;

WHEREAS, Recent studies conducted by the Brookings Institution and later by McKinsey & Company on behalf of the Regional Economic Development Council have shown a serious shortage of skilled workers in Western New York, particularly in construction and advanced manufacturing fields;

A new report argues that the United States may soon face a serious shortage of scientists with clinical degrees.

The two authors, Kendall Crolius and Anne Montgomery, are busily making dog hair bookmarks, which will be used by colleagues in publicity, but demand for the bookmarks has been so great that we are now facing a serious shortage of dog hair.

And in Africa's Ivory Coast, the world's top cacao grower, «there will be serious shortages in a few years» if the diseases are not contained, says Lunde.

NASA and the Energy Department are teaming up on Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at 1 pm EST to host a Google + Hangout, showcasing women in STEM at NASA and Energy that are changing the world and addressing the serious shortage of women and girls engaged in STEM fields in the United States, and showcasing strong role models for students of all genders.

Both cantaloupe melons and honeydew melons have decent amounts of vitamin C, but a serious shortage of any unique properties for acne patients.

It was the beginning of a new phase of my life, so I felt like it was time to finally donate those boots I've been wearing since I first started dating my husband (8 years back), that I never really loved and to finally get some tops... I had a serious shortage of tops.

I think we can all agree that there is a serious shortage of good tasting lima bean recipes!

Anyone else sensing a serious shortage of niceness in the world these days?

Is it just me or is there a SERIOUS SHORTAGE of legitimate dating sites for relationship minded working professionals.

Campbell should really take on more roles in comedy - what with the serious shortage of capable, young comedic actresses out there.

Due to a serious shortage of capital funding, around 700 academies have been «pushed» into applying for loans in order to pay for urgent building improvements.

In response to a serious shortage of women in computer science and information technology, GirlTECH works to promote participation by girls and women through K - 12 student and teacher programs, university - student admission and retention programs, and national outreach and awareness efforts.

Solving the Substitute Shortage, Part 2: Exploring Other Options Many school districts, coping with a serious shortage of substitute teachers, can no longer rely on the subs who simply show up and sign up.

Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: «There is a serious shortage of teachers in many subjects and schools have no choice other than to ask teachers to teach subjects in which they do not have a degree.

There are real prospects of a serious shortage in some subject areas towards the end of the decade unless the new government addresses the problem as a matter of urgency.

At the same time that our technological needs increase, however, there is a serious shortage of professionals and students studying the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

There are serious shortages of teachers in California, Oklahoma, Kentucky and places in between.

Many school districts, coping with a serious shortage of substitute teachers, can no longer rely on the subs who simply show up and sign up.

As schools across the country deal with an increased demand for substitute services, many school districts are coping with a serious shortage of substitute teachers.

The study found a serious shortages of new doctoral graduates compared with the number of available faculty positions in the field due to relatively few doctoral programs and low numbers of enrolled students.

Brian Lightman, leader of the ASCL head teachers» union, said schools faced «serious shortages» in maths and science teachers and called for a more co-ordinated approach to teacher recruitment.

This serious shortage of CTE teachers undermines quality and limits access to these courses.

State: California Source: National Network of State Teachers of the Year A few years ago, I was teaching in a school suffering from a serious shortage of substitute -LSB-...]

Not include a new Education Bill in the Queen's Speech but instead engage in meaningful discussions with groups representing the education profession, local authorities, governors and parents; to address the pressing issues in education — including the funding crisis, serious shortage of teachers, head teachers, support staff, educational psychologists and others employed in children's education as well as school place provision and the curriculum and assessment chaos.

«Even with the retirees coming in, there is still a serious shortage,» said Bishop Ronnie Crudup, senior pastor of New Horizon Church International of Jackson and a member of the Better Together Commission, a group formed to spur school improvements in Jackson.