Sentence examples for a major shortfall from inspiring English sources

As a practicing physician, I am worried that there will be a major shortfall of flu vaccine this year, despite statements to the contrary by federal officials.

Ticket sales and donations are both down about 6percentto8percentcompanyofficialsficialsaidid, causing a major shortfall in revenue.

Another early tally, of the Senate health committee's bill, put the cost at $1 trillion over 10 years, but said the bill would reduce the number of uninsured by just 16 million — a major shortfall.

A spokesman for the Department of Communities & Local Government said: 'We have a major shortfall of housing and, with so many buyers struggling to find suitable homes, ensuring there are more affordable homes is a huge priority.

"Dr Dean's solution of 'banning' NHS consultants from working for other employers, which is how it would have to work in radiology, would leave the NHS with a major shortfall in radiology service provision until the current workforce shortage is addressed".

Two, even if there is a soft landing, corporate fixed expenses have built up during this nine-year period of prosperity and will be hard to roll back, so that a minor shortfall in revenues will cause a major shortfall in profits".

By the way, even Mr. Christie's own officials are predicting a major budget shortfall, just not quite as big.

It said that a major funding shortfall was a "primary reason" for the gulf between detection and treatment.

A week later, Interstate warned the public of a major earnings shortfall, and its stock sank 25percentthatat day.

But the goal is threatened by a major funding shortfall.

A major funding shortfall is threatening global efforts to contain the disease.