Sentence examples for With shortfall from inspiring English sources

Treacy said that "exceptionally poor trading together with shortfall on property proceeds and challenges around trade credit" had led to the downfall of BHS.

Finance ministers must cope with shortfalls and windfalls.

While states are grappling with shortfalls amid the deepening recession, New York's situation is particularly dire.

A recent survey from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities suggests that most agencies with shortfalls will go this route.

The authority has been struggling with shortfalls for years, but its finances have gotten a lot worse.

Rainfall accumulation remains far below normal for the year, with shortfalls from 7 to 13 inches across the region, he said.

Many states, counties and cities are struggling with shortfalls in their pension systems, and because large numbers of people now qualify to draw benefits, the expense is wreaking havoc with budgets.

The report warned that many states whose fiscal year ends on June 30 could be forced to take "hasty actions" to deal with shortfalls, and suggested that further tax increases, spending cuts and layoffs could be in the offing.

THE Pension Protection Fund (PPF), set up by the government and paid for by businesses, is to insure workers whose employers go bust with shortfalls in their pension funds.

Two high court judges ruled that courts should not "micro-manage" policy decisions and that £30m in discretionary housing payments granted local authorities enough flexibility to deal with shortfalls.

The Garden State's woes should serve as a warning to other states, whose lawmakers might be inclined to use budget gimmickry to deal with shortfalls in revenue and get through immediate fiscal troubles.