Sentence examples for a shortfall of a from inspiring English sources

Neal Shapiro, the president and chief executive of WNET.org, acknowledged a shortfall of "a few million dollars" in a statement Friday announcing that "Worldfocus" was being shut down, adding, "We had the misfortune of launching a brand new program into the teeth of the recession".

But as the pressure on school places mounts, with a shortfall of a quarter of a million places predicted, and no sign that the coalition will reverse its ban on local authorities setting up schools themselves, it seems certain that more new schools will open in buildings originally designed for something else.

New York is facing a shortfall of an additional $9.3 billion in the coming fiscal year, according to the spending plan the governor has presented for 2003-04.

Facing a shortfall of an estimated $400 million next year, New Mexico's legislature proposed slashing the state budget and consequentially slashing the basic benefits countless workers dedicated their lives securing.

Metromedia Fiber Network, a provider of high-speed Internet infrastructure, said yesterday that losses in the third quarter ballooned to $242.1 million, or 39 cents a share, compared with a shortfall of $95.3 million, or 17 cents, in the comparable period a year earlier.

The state still faces a shortfall of $9.2 billion next year, compared with a $26.6 billion shortfall last year.

In its present form, a shortfall of £30bn a year, or more, is expected by 2020.

Cash is a further problem, with a shortfall of $25m in funding for voter registration.

The hospital is projected to have a shortfall of $5 million to $7 million this year on a budget of $480 million.

Across the UK as a whole, there is a shortfall of at least 50 beds.

A state forecast this week projected a shortfall of $3.2 billion through 2005.