Sentence examples for a fundamental shortfall from inspiring English sources

But right now we have a fundamental shortfall in private spending: consumers are rediscovering the virtues of saving at the same moment that businesses, burned by past excesses and hamstrung by the troubles of the financial system, are cutting back on investment.

Here's the basic fact: partly, though not entirely, as a result of the tax cuts of the last three years, the government of the United States faces a fundamental fiscal shortfall.

Today, we face a profound shortfall of demand.

Democratic leaders made it clear that their budget was not ideal and that they favored a plan Mr. Brown had put forward, which they said would address fundamental shortfalls in the state budget, in large part by extending three expiring taxes.

So there's a fundamental problem of a huge shortfall of the resources available to countries in the developing world.

“Our target prices we trimmed just a little on the earnings shortfall, to a liquidity goal of $101 and a fundamental goal of $88.”.

With a shortfall of at least £34m over the next five years, Wrexham has pledged to take a "fundamental look" at all of its work so resources can be used as "effectively as possible".

A fundamental rethinking?

"That is a fundamental difference.

That's a fundamental conflict.

This is a fundamental change".