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"China has no shortage of this kind of talent, " he said.

In this period, Germany was one of the countries that underwent a serious shortage of fuel.

So far, this project looked like a typical database application, and there was no shortage of candidate persistence strategies.

after Pearl Harbor led to American involvement in World War II and a shortage of building materials it would not be any time soon.

SAIC can afford its patient entry strategy because despite being a new company in many ways, it has no shortage of resources.

Analysts mostly agree that there was no shortage of rice last year; the problem was that some countries decided to ban exports.

There was a shortage of food; so you had to pay through the nose for what you could find.

Because the war caused a shortage of these organic sources, cleaning products began to be made out of petroleum.

There is no shortage of professional musicians who keep at it even though they have no hope of making a living that way.

However, the capacity of industry is often unable to meet demand and hence there is a general shortage of consumer goods.

the atmosphere simple and honest, always highlight style king, and he has no shortage of water close to tenderness.

The shortage of neutrons in U-235 seems to give its atoms a strange sort of instability.

The only reason it had not worked the first time around, it was generally agreed, was a shortage of broadband connections.

One of its recommendations is the establishment of a new fund to help finance film production and overcome the shortage of talent .

He said Darfur in western Sudan is still reeling from a devastating war exacerbated by a shortage of water and fertile land.

It is known to all that the shortage of carrier wave mode: great disturbance in channel make it difficult to transmit fault data.

There was always the grinding sense of the shortage of money, though the style was always kept up.

If factories are affected, 'there will be a significant impact because we're coming through a shortage of electronic components, ' he said.

Of course, there was no geological shortage of oil, just a politically manipulated one. Nor is there a geological shortage this time round.

Its appearance makes up for the shortage of traditional charging methods in terms of their adaptability, security and self-charging.

The shortage of bearing capacity is often encountered in pile foundation construction in complex schist area.

Baggage dragging him, ready to stop a taxi, this was found Friday evening in Shanghai a serious shortage of taxis.

But necessity is the mother of invention; and the food industry seems to have no shortage of fresh recipes.

However, it is of the author's opinion that such a service is not well recognized in the market due to shortage of promotion and strategy.

There has always been a shortage of organ donors for patients awaiting organ transplants.

Limited train capacity and a shortage of tickets have always been two things that have led to complaints from potential passengers.

Of course, there was no geological shortage of oil, just a politically manipulated one.

A shortage of IT staff during the holiday break didn't help and rolling out a patch over a large number of computers isn't easy.

There was no shortage of envoys ready to travel to the DPRK and negotiate Gomes release.

The growing Chinese middle class means there is no shortage of parents willing to pay $2, 200 a year for tuition of two hours a week.

A shortage of schools in cities leads many children to stay with relations in villages. Many Chinese complain that this fuels delinquency.

With a surfeit of the old and a shortage of the young, Japan is on course for a population collapse unlike any in human history.

As Nuremberg was a publishing and art town, there was never a shortage of talent able to engrave shapes into slate masterfully .

Analysts have said the trend bodes ill for Japan's labor market in the long term because it would lead to a shortage of skilled workers.

It then ran out of petrol at a time when the tsunami had led to a nationwide shortage of fuel.

Because Derby was officially released less than a year ago, there's a shortage of useful information.

Even though the server had no shortage of memory, it might be unable to respond to user requests.

As the orders poured in, the company found itself facing a shortage of capital and a backlog of unfilled orders.

With many investors sitting on the sidelines, there's no shortage of cash ready to pile into the market.

There was an intact relief system in Huizhou district for its general shortage of food during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

What " heats up to answer relatively with " Chinese inside global limits nowadays is " of shortage of " Chinese teacher.

Japan is quite far from Ningbo, please stop. Our salt comes from Qinghai, and there's no shortage of it.

All this means that there will be no shortage of banks competing to manage the money of Belgium's millionaires.

They were rather earnest about the Tommies, and the threat of conscription, and the shortage of sugar and toffee for the children.

Besides the money, another huge obstacle to a complete understanding of the animal kingdom is a global shortage of taxonomists, experts say.

There doesn't seem to be a shortage of good ideas on energy.

Due to the shortage of production materials, we are currently out of stock of any whole wheat bread.

The crux of the matter is not shortage of time, but shortage of work.

Wish you a happy New Year! Cause all capable, smooth, love you! The body has no shortage of energy, rolling life!

The Germans believed that there was a shortage of marks and it was therefore necessary to print as many marks as possible.

He said nomads and herders are in conflict with farmers because the changing climate has brought drought and a shortage of fertile lands.

Those wanting to leave the town have been stymied by a shortage of gasoline.

Bankers say that there is no shortage of bank credit, but a shortage of bankable propositions from the business side.

For now, many of Beijing's young professionals will have to put up with cramped accommodations and a shortage of personal space.

The two major obstacles to prevention of Hib disease are a shortage of information and a shortage of money.

As the restriction and bondage of culture and thought, Conformism was rampant day after day, and there was a shortage of creative thinking.

But, as discussed in the next section, there is no shortage of proposals for a reinvigoration of the doctrine.

"You do not need to raise interest rates to deal with a shortage of pigs, " said Tom Orlik, an economist at Stone & McCarthy in Beijing.

Traders say there does not appear to be a shortage of physical metal although consumers are having to pay record prices.

The villagers here have no shortage of food, clothing or any other daily necessities.

Already, he said, a dire shortage of drugs had driven them to carry out surgery on people dosed with painkillers, but not anaesthetic.

to a shortage of staff. Only the head waiter HAS a London hotel training, the rest of the staff being local or from abroad.

With a shortage of chromosomes, a developing fetus will likely grow into a child with down syndrome.

As a result of the plague, much land was left untended and there was a terrible shortage of labour.

One of the important reasons of these fraudulent activities is the shortage of credit system in the market.

Japan, with a rapidly aging population and a declining birth rate, is grappling with a severe shortage of working obstetricians .

The film industry's real problem, says John Sloss, a consultant, is not so much a shortage of films as a shortage of eyeballs .

When a man does publicizing and strict practice thoroughly, he doesn't care for the little shortage of his knowledge.

China has no shortage of modern architectural icons, from the Guangzhou Opera House to Beijing's National Stadium.

There was no shortage of these groves.

Although it does not match my request, but I have no shortage of hearts, I know if I have to write out.

Yet the government's efforts so far have been hampered as much by incompetence and political cowardice as a shortage of funds.

The US carmaker announced that it would halt output from Monday at an assembly plant in Louisiana due to a shortage of parts from Japan.

With a shortage of Braille teachers, a convenient way to educate the children was with audio devices.

Overall, they speak to a growing tension between global integration and a shortage of credible international governance.

Make summary to work. Against the shortage of the system, give out the further improvement suggestion.

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the shortage of small package of Chinese herbal pieces and to put forward some problems to be settled.

In this age of Internet chat, videogames and reality television, there is no shortage of mindless activities to keep a child occupied.

But none of this was to be, because of something called a shortage of funds.

By then, the Armada had been forced up the east coast of England, towards its destruction by storm, disease and shortage of food.

An increase in the number of couples seeking to tie the knot this year has led to a shortage of wedding facilities in Shanghai.

Even if doctors do not quit their jobs over the ruling, America will face a shortage of at least 90, 000 doctors by 2020.

At the moment, U. S. rates remain low and there is no shortage of buyers, foreign or domestic, for Treasury debt.

As a result, livestock farmers found that there was a shortage of bedding, and had to pay a high price for it.

Like other presidents who have directed unpopular wars, Mr. Obama has has no shortage of advice from members of Congress.

London has no shortage of brighter, more ethical and less culpable bankers to take their places.

Historical track records of the firms and managers themselves tend to be short due to the infancy of the industry and shortage of talent.

Moreover, many companies do not focus much on social responsibility, and lave shortage of environmental protection awareness.

There is no shortage of bread for those willing and able to pay higher prices for it.

Truck costs continue to run higher for a shortage of drivers while demand continues to increase, and operating costs continue to escalate.

There was no shortage of volunteers for international teams.

There was a shortage of tractors, if you found one for sale, you had to pay through the nose.

a state occasioned by scarcity of money and a shortage of credit.

I've worked in several companies where there was a severe shortage of space, where we would have to wait for days to find meeting rooms.

But with few Japanese men offering to do housework and a shortage of daycare, many women find balancing work, home and children too much.

The shortage of textbooks is one of the problems that has arisen following Tanzania's push to improve access to universal education.

At the end of 1950's there was a strong shortage of aircraft engineering personnel at many of aircraft factories.

The shortage of high quality coaches is one of the key factors affecting basketball reserve personnel training in NanJing.

Dodgy applications happen only in places with a shortage of good state schools (London is particularly bad).

The server was unable to perform an operation due to a shortage of available resources .

Businesses suffering from falling demand and a shortage of liquidity have been under pressure to cut their personnel costs .

In six months I will treasure every second of time, not to a shortage of degrees for the moment.

Unfortunately there seems to be no shortage of takers.

There was a shortage of cars; if you found one for sale, you had to pay through the nose.

Despite high interest rates of 12% to 20%, there was demand among the borrowers due to a shortage of capital.

Less troubling, about three of every 10 converters say they face a shortage of salaried employees, too.

You should remember that while your hotel has no shortage of water and electricity, the villagers nearby aren't so fortunate.

The end of June may bring minor challenges including difficult communications, scattered energy, and a shortage of patience.

But, as my investigation uncovered, the shortage of legal donors means that such a trade already secretly exists.

One of them, resulting in reduced monthly export volume of steel of the main culprit is the severe shortage of market demand.

The prime transmission methods of human are the oral transmission, and then the writing which makes up the shortage of oral transmission.

New research suggests that such emotional decisions can be influenced by a shortage of the neurotransmitter serotonin.

Manufacturer Hospira has blamed the shortage of the drug on unspecified problems with its raw-material suppliers.

But there was no shortage of parties, and certainly no need to spend any money on feeding myself.

Certainly, if you were here in Mumbai, where I live, you'd have no shortage of friends.

An object is positively charged if it has a shortage of electrons , it is negative if it has a surplus of electrons .

As long as the market is allowed to clear, no shortage of money can emerge.

There was no shortage of pageantry for the royal couple in the evening.

Haugesund are now inviting other top clubs in Europe to table their bids for the teenage stopper and claim there is no shortage of interest.

Yet the long list of names being raised shows there is no shortage of candidates to take on the challenge he leaves behind.

And there is no shortage of lively entertainment: stilt walkers, jugglers, a yo-yo professional and a beaded person.

There is no shortage of open problems. Mathematicians publish many thousands of papers embodying new discoveries in mathematics every month.

But a shortage of research labs capable of conducting accurate radioactivity tests stalled the process.

It didn't work: the banks, laden with bad loans, faced outsize insolvency problems, not just a shortage of liquid funds.

Plus, it's a new OS, so there will be a shortage of apps initially and all that.

no shortage of examples like this, and these polluting enterprises are gradually increased.

Surprisingly, in Nashville there's an abundance of both freelancers and agencies and a shortage of realistic-rate paying clients.

There was no shortage of excitement as Apple opened its stores' doors at 9 a. m. Saturday morning.

Expensive labour and a shortage of space have encouraged British retailers to seek economies of scale from centralised food preparation.

The company also said that a shortage of plasma, used to make the medicine, had kept Cutter from manufacturing more of the new product.

Pig farmers slaughtered their herds and there was a shortage of supply, but pork prices are already coming down.

With Beijing increasingly worried about energy security, there is no shortage of official financial help for would-be acquirers.

China's efforts have been encouraged by an increasingly desperate shortage of water in the north.

We are trying to face the shortage of food in Africa, but it will take great efforts from everybody.

Already the financial strain is showing. A shortage of flu vaccine in a cold January looked like a harbinger of shortages ahead.

Further obstacles include a shortage of female health workers, poor roads, lack of education and a tradition of child marriage.

However, no matter how struggling, but I will always be a walk in the spring, look for a shortage of those who Weiyang.

In the last several months there have been reports in medical journals about an impending shortage of primary care physicians.

These make it harder to attract foreign professionals, exacerbating a shortage of talent as the financial sector expands.

In August, a shortage of the popular American Eagle bullion coins forced the U. S. Mint to temporarily suspend their sales.

In both cases the problem was insolvency, not just a shortage of liquidity.

Meanwhile, around a fifth of the world's population suffers from a shortage of drinking water and that fraction is expected to grow.

In a similar vein, some economists believe that persistently low bond yields are explained by a worldwide shortage of safe assets.

At the National Archives and Records Administration, we have no shortage of paper records to digitize or transcribe.

Flaw of the legal basis and the relevant civil law shortage of theoretical research make the trial fall into a awkward position.

"That's always been a puzzle to me, " says Halfhill. "It's not like there is a shortage of circuit designers in China. "

And yet there's no shortage of writing, or things to read.

Unlike the developed economies, most major emerging economies do face rising wages and income growth due to a shortage of skilled labour.

The application of EC has promoted SCM development and also made up for the shortage of traditional SCM.

Needless to say, there's no shortage of people with the skills to be maids or waiters; there just isn't enough work.

University students have been striking for weeks over a shortage of teachers, botched curriculum changes and tuition fees.

However, the national shortage of financial input into the forestry sector led to the lack of serious economic difficulties are.

Shortage of money can be only demoralizing. Living on credit or borrowing is demeaning and lowers one in one's own eyes.

Severe drought is affecting parts of middle and eastern Yunnan, due to shortage of rainfall, xinhuanet. com reported.

Most states set out to prohibit it, but during the late 1990s they were forced to fudge things because of a shortage of trained teachers.

With the shortage of energy resources, oil shale emerges as an alternative energy resource for its three key virtues.

At the end of the article, author points out some shortage of this simulation system for future improvement.

PHP has no shortage of effective ways for reading and parsing files.

With the shortage of liquidity in the money market and the financial crisis worsen, various corresponding measures are rolled out.

There was a shortage of accommodation, so marshland was drained and built on to house the large numbers of people now living there.

Soft rice grains, SOB illicit is close, shortage of outside humanitarian, eventually bury in time of the aperture, nowhere pursuit.

The president seems to believe there is a shortage of workers.

After the inspection of the goods arrived, we found a shortage of 50MT.

RUP has no shortage of guidance regarding what needs to be done and when.

But the jury is out about how the shortage of domestic TV content can be remedied other than through radical deregulation.

For Gulf nations like the UAE, blessed with no shortage of sunlight, solar power could potentially be the oil of the future.

These politicians have no shortage of evidence that America's poor educational performance is weakening its economy.

Shanghai's economy crashed, leading to a shortage of goods and high inflation and innovation in fashion was hot a priority any more.

In case of shortage of iron and steel, industry would undergo extreme difficulties in its development.

There has already been a shortage of land for farming in recent years.

Of course, New York is the ideal place for such an interesting study , because there is no shortage of tall buildings.

Extraoral origin of small-hing state, shortage of the early Ming Dynasty to the north superoxide deserter living Kawamura.

The world as a whole has no shortage of young people.

After several weeks of contending with complex situations and a shortage of solutions, you're feeling disheartened.

But when there are company-specific problems or a world-wide shortage of credit, he said, 'maturities must actually be met by payment.

Due to its shortage of fund and poor management, this airline company eventually closed down.

With a shortage of techs in the offing, PAMA wants to give voice and appeal to a vital profession.

General Motors has suspended production at a factory in Louisiana due to a shortage of Japanese parts.

You can help make scientific discoveries or fight deadly diseases, and there's no shortage of causes looking for your help.

The belated enforcement of mining safety standards has led to closure of many small mines and temporary shortage of coal.

High prices, a shortage of homes and a mortgage drought are being blamed for driving a change in expectations.

There's an acute shortage of ready goods in India from the beginning of the year.

Since usually no shortage of rain, farmers here are not prepared to keel water.

Because of the shortage of books, the teachers had to prepare lesson sheets not only for the children but for themselves.

"There is no shortage of coal and iron ore around the world, " says Chris Richardson of Deloitte Access Economics in Canberra.

But a shortage of jobs for the young means that political instablity, in many Arabic countries, is likely to persist.

The combination of IDS and Honeynet makes up for the shortage of former system and improves the network security.

There was also no shortage of natural disasters preparing to strike at any time, from hurricanes to earthquakes.

Given the state of global financial markets, there should be no shortage of demand for his future services.

It's such an up-and-coming field in academe that there is an actual shortage of qualified educators.

But for small and medium-sized enterprises, banks' shortage of funding poses a real problem, both politically and economically.

Third, college students entrepreneurial education is in a serious shortage of attention.

The hard-to-answer question: What changes will a persistent shortage of these risk-free assets provoke?

It feels like a shortage of fingers to point will be the next global trade problem.

Yet the drive to rebalance the economy and restore Britain's status as an industrial titan is being held back by a shortage of giants.

Second, the length of secret message is estimated to overcome the shortage of original algorithm.

More than one place is affected by the earthquake damage to housing, water and electricity Road collapse, a serious shortage of food.

We know as a matter of principle that these concerns are misplaced: if there were a shortage of savings, the economy wouldn't be depressed.

A - Communist Hell. Most of the furnaces are out of service and there's an acute shortage of boiling oil.

Producers have charged more amid rising construction costs and a shortage of equipment and contractors.

Today, a shortage of labour means that young women in their 20s, the elite of the migrant workforce, can earn three times as much, or more.

This is for a variety of reasons which include a shortage of testing equipment and trained health staff, as well as the continuing stigma.

As Godbey points out, the stress we feel arises not from a shortage of time, but from the surfeit of things we try to cram into it.

Both proponents and opponents of scrapping the yuan's 20-month-old peg against the dollar have no shortage of statistical ammunition.

Loss or damage arising from the inferior quality or shortage of the insured goods prior to the attachment of this insurance.

Berlin is facing an acute shortage of Santas four weeks from Christmas, the head of a Father Christmas placement agency said on Monday.

Both the increase in price and the drawdown of inventories could be responses to a shortage of supply relative to demand.

And as far as I know, there is no shortage of handsome guys in this city or any other, so why do these beautiful women date ugly men?

In Egypt, a shortage of subsidized bread has resulted in long lines and occasional clashes in which several people have been killed.

However, the biggest obstacle to harnessing it is not a shortage of good think-tanks. It is weak demand for what they offer.

It blames state dominance of research and development and the economy, and a shortage of talented scientists and managers.

So a shortage of time and trying to make the best use of the players available is the challenge.

In light of the shortage of single-wavelet in image transform, research subject has been progressed to multi-wavelet field.

The analysis of the As-Is process in Figure 53 clearly shows that the work is backing up due to a shortage of resources.

But in the early days of World War Two there was a severe shortage of male pilots.

There's a shortage of perfect breasts in this world. It would be a pity to damage yours.

So it well makes up for the shortage of traditional thermal remote sensing on detecting oil spills on water.

The order also urges firms to tell the FDA about production changes that could lead to a shortage of vital drugs.

and a shortage of safe places to put the water.

Do not have a shortage of the emergence of the expected scarcity in itself is enough to push up energy prices.

When Web standards first emerged, there was also a shortage of tools for building Web sites and searching Web pages.

At the root of the problem is a chronic shortage of PhDs coming out of Indian universities.

Sometimes stores used certain tokens because there was a shortage of actual coinage.

At the height of the crisis he promised to relieve the shortage of currency through the Reichsbank's new high-speed printing presses.

China's shortage of farmland is a minor crisis compared with its shortage of water, especially water where farmers need it.

It greatly reduced England's population. As a result, much land was left untended and there was a terrible shortage of labor.

Thanks to the boom's second driving force, finance, these companies have no shortage of eager backers.

Severe shortage of rains is said to have hit hard the West Nile region, the firm's main tobacco leaf producer.

For a start, there is a shortage of staff qualified to offer such services, which has led to an escalation of salaries.

It is only when these measures are put into practice that the shortage of water can be solved.

And such is the desperate shortage of petrol that only a few cars cruised the town honking their claxons.

Famous Puli hand-made paper faces the problems of a shortage of labor and rising costs, and the amount produced has declined year by year.

A severe flood struck the city and there was a consequent shortage of food.

It has the superiority to the network shortage of bandwidth recently and has the certain help to lower the burden of the router also.

While there is no shortage of human ingenuity, rhetoric or Nobel Prizes, the emissions trajectory has not turned downwards.

Some government scholars say a shortage of arable land in China would be exacerbated if peasants were allowed to sell at will to developers.

The results of its application show that the method is valuable for early warning with the shortage of high risk data.

The official reason was a shortage of domestic supply. Many Mongolians suspected a Chinese-style political squeeze.

However, the product remains less competitive on international market due to the shortage of specific apple with high acidity among China.

University is an ideal place for the preparation to society, because there is no shortage of resources.

The situation just coincides with a time in which the shortage of low-income housing has intensified.

Shortage of money led to the failure of the experiments.

Over the long term farmers in Brazil could face a shortage of capital.

The single educational mode and the shortage of appeal and fascinating power have a strong influence on education all the time.

Those victims of downsizing who do end up launching their own businesses will have no shortage of role models.

Relative to people's desire, is always a shortage of economic resources.

Of course, SHANGHAI car fair which hold recently is a ideal exhibition for car fans, because there is no shortage of the most advanced car.

A shortage of money has similarly hobbled SEPA's latest efforts to encourage greener corporate behaviour.

The surplus electricity will energy storage, electricity shortage of the storage of electric power inverter to the power grid output.

She says: "Generally speaking, sales skills are thin on the ground and there is a shortage of candidates with a multinational mindset. "