Examples of using Shortages in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
There is hunger, but not food shortages.
How will they deal with shortages?
How could there be shortages?
Shortages: It is the Buyer's responsibility to sign for the correct number of packages as shown on the carrier's delivery consignment note.
Shortages: It is your responsibility to sign for the correct number of packages as shown on the carrier's consignment note.
Despite some component shortages, Nokia increased its market share sequentially in all regions except North America, which remains a challenging market for the vendor.
These shortages have contributed to a rise in anemia,
Amidst the food shortages and other hardships of the Second World War years, the breed almost became extinct.
In various cases where we see basic equipment shortages, we also purchase products for the welfare of the survivors- air conditioners,
finding shortages, ferreting out mistakes
Every medication removed from the machine will be traced back to your number, and shortages won't be tolerated.
There were also supply chain problems that created product shortages, and as soon as a store doesn't get merchandise,
we could have long ago solved our energy shortages.
Climate change, water shortages, a population approaching eight billion… We won't live to see it.
Food shortages in North Vietnam became widespread, especially in the urban areas, as rice farmers
Shortages of workers and possible additional trade tariffs continued to be the biggest worries for businesses.
air and water pollution, water shortages and loss of biodiversity.
Britain will face shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it leaves the European Union without a transition deal,….
air and water pollution, water shortages and loss of biodiversity.
In an annual study by the ManpowerGroup, 36% of global employers reported talent shortages, the highest percentage since 2007.