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shortage

[shawr-tij] / ˈʃɔr tɪdʒ /


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Nine of the 10 letter signers notably hail from the Northeast, where gas prices are higher during the winter because of shortages caused by constraints on natural gas pipelines.

From The Wall Street Journal

U.S. forces face challenges defending a huge swath of territory, with local air defenses overwhelmed and a shortage of munitions for missile defenses.

From The Wall Street Journal

From Iran to international trade, there has been no shortage of geopolitical worries weighing on the market, even as concerns about artificial intelligence continue to pressure parts of the tech sector.

From Barron's

And Apple could still see a 5% market-share gain this year as a result of the memory shortage, Lee added, as its customers are less price-sensitive than those of other smartphone makers.

From MarketWatch

"We have a shortage of cybersecurity professionals worldwide, We need more people to get into this."

From BBC