Sentence examples for Major shortfalls from inspiring English sources

"The systematic review revealed major shortfalls in the evidence basis for the KiR D.A.R.E.

"U.S. medical education has drifted over to this highly rarified and specialized focus that has resulted in some major shortfalls".

Maryland and Virginia continue to face major shortfalls — $1.2 billion and $2.4 billion, respectively — according to recent estimates.

To deal with major shortfalls it established what it calls a recovery fund, which — with the William Penn gift — now amounts to $12 million in donations and pledges.

At a security council meeting last month the commander of peacekeeping forces in Mali, Michael Lollesgaard, deplored the "major shortfalls" which make his forces "extremely vulnerable".

We propose a typology to distinguish among types of supply chain information that are needed to support improvements in sustainability governance, and illustrate a number of major shortfalls and systematic biases in existing information systems.

"It's pretty clear we're headed for a major shortfall on many of these goals," Willett said.

Ticket sales and donations are both down about 6percentto8percentcompanyofficialsficialsaidid, causing a major shortfall in revenue.

But this is a misdiagnosis, which fails to realize that the shareholders activists' success reveals a major shortfall in corporate governance for large public corporations.

As a practicing physician, I am worried that there will be a major shortfall of flu vaccine this year, despite statements to the contrary by federal officials.

"That was the major shortfall in my forecast and I assume in most others," said Lynn Reaser, the chief economist at Banc of America Capital Management.