Sentence examples for The shortfall of from inspiring English sources

The shortfall of workers is especially severe in the service and manufacturing industries.

"The shortfall of environmental protection is one of the main reasons why our exports are cheaper," Mr. Chen said.

The shortfall of nurses will also triple to more than 100,000 unless almost £1 billion is spent on training and hiring thousands from abroad, it added.

The shortfall of two million barrels a day has tripled oil prices since December 1998, when they had fallen to $10, the lowest in 12 years.

The shortfall of young Americans in science and engineering does not reflect the state of U.S. education or the innate intelligence or work ethic of young Americans.

The shortfall of scientists is "almost universal", with countries such as Germany and Japan also seeing precipitous drops in the numbers of students in the physical sciences.

The shortfall of elected women may be a reflection of the GOP electorate.

The shortfall of 251 000 tonnes was covered by imports.

The shortfall of allopathic doctors in PHCs is still 22.51% in Uttar Pradesh, while it has decreased to zero in Bihar; the shortfall of specialists at CHCs is 15.53% in Uttar Pradesh and 46.07% in Bihar [ 19].

The shortfall of nurses is expected to be 400 000 to 700 000 by the year 2020 [ 18].

The shortfall of course is that the method relies on the quality of the KEGG PPI networks.