Is in shortage

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Hospitals and health centers had particular trouble in securing immunoglobulin, which is used in post-exposure treatment and is in shortage worldwide.

For hospital systems that are in multiple states, the shortage problems are often hyperlocal, too — in one state, morphine might be available while fentanyl is in shortage, while in another, the reverse could be true.

HHS would manufacture or contract for the manufacture of generic drugs in cases in which no company is manufacturing a drug, when only one or two companies manufacture a drug and its price has spiked, when the drug is in shortage, or when a medicine listed as essential by the World Health Organization faces limited competition and high prices.

If the low buffer threshold is slightly greater than the low critical threshold, the number of satisfied requests for relocations is high; on the other hand, it may occur that at a given time instant a station provides a vehicle and at a following time instant the same station is in shortage of vehicles.

One of the obstetrician professionals stated that the health care system is in shortage of money which leads to establishing priorities and that lack of financial support by the government has forced the hospital not to place the issue of humanization as a top priority (Prof7).

Now, both doses are in shortage across the country.

"This has already led to the creation of 260,000 new school places, all of which are in shortage areas, with many more planned.

Food and basic supplies are in shortage".

The number of clinical physicians was in shortage in 2008.

But many remote areas are in shortage of teachers.

However, organs are in shortage and more than 3000 Saudi patients are waiting for organs.