Sentence examples for a financial shortfall. from inspiring English sources

GW claims to have a financial shortfall.

It's designed to compensate for two disadvantages (a disability and a financial shortfall), both of which you have already overcome.

"BUSH AND GORE PROPOSALS" Different Approaches to Social Security Social Security faces a financial shortfall as the baby boom generation ages.

At issue is a financial shortfall of nearly $400 million that appeared nearly overnight, after the authority learned of sudden sharp drops in revenues and state financing.

Without the changes, the NHS at local level could be facing a financial shortfall of about £20bn by 2020-21 if no action is taken, the research suggests.

Union leaders recognize that concessions would hurt the more senior workers, while in a financial shortfall resulting from unions' not granting concessions, those laid off would be the more junior workers.

Who is going to make up for any financial shortfall if a large portion of older Americans are financially vulnerable at older ages?

For someone living paycheck to paycheck, a small financial shortfall could trigger an overdraft fee that leads to a series of fees, a payday loan that snowballs or a credit card balance that grows out of hand.

Social Security is a self-funded program that faces a modest financial shortfall and should not be cut to reduce a deficit it did not cause, they argued.

It might have happened sooner, but "NewsHour" faced a serious financial shortfall earlier this year that resulted in a round of layoffs and the closing of its two bureaus outside the Washington area, where the program is produced.

The financial situation in Detroit is heating up as the city deals with its $11.5 billion of unsecured debt -- and just last week, Mayor Rahm Emanuel in Chicago released the city's second annual financial forecast which revealed the city is facing a $369 million financial shortfall in its operating budget for 2014, and a $1 billion shortfall by the year 2015.