Sentence examples for a larger shortfall from inspiring English sources

The total dollars spent in advance of the 2001-02 season will also be 10percentto15percentcent less than what was spent before the beginning of the 2000-01 season, a larger shortfall than had been estimated even a month ago.

It was a larger shortfall than the £6bn forecast by economists in a Reuters poll.

"As with everything, we will be having a larger shortfall moving forward in the new year, and at that point we are going to be looking at everything.

The city, which has a $903 million annual municipal and school budget and is facing a large shortfall, sorely needs the added revenues, Mr. Simpson said.

"Standard Life may be in better shape, but that doesn't mean sticking with an endowment that has a large shortfall is the right thing to do".

Yet private care home fees can vary from £300 to £500 a week depending on the area, leaving a large shortfall.

Dismissing the budget projections showing a large shortfall, he said, for example, that about $2 billion could be trimmed by continuing to delay state aid to public schools into the future, which Democrats have agreed to.

UNITED NATIONS — North Korea is facing its worst food crisis in a decade, with a large shortfall expected this year, according to a new report released by the United Nations on Thursday.

A large shortfall in affordable new housing in England, Wales and Scotland has been revealed by figures obtained by a rural campaign group.

Despite this variation, our results clearly show that a large shortfall in R&D funding for PRND persists.

A large shortfall exists in global R&D spending for poverty-related and neglected diseases, with strong variations between diseases.