Sentence examples for a shortfall of about from inspiring English sources

Selling it off at these prices is a shortfall of about £13bn.

The Hungarian government expects a shortfall of about 3.8 percent of gross domestic product this year and hopes to get that below 3 percent of G.D.P. in 2011.

The pension protection fund (PPF), which looks after the pensions of 6,150 schemes of crashed companies, has a shortfall of about £110bn.

"That's a shortfall of about $78 billion," she said, adding that Mr. Paulson "was not entirely candid" in his description of TARP's bank capital injection program.

The decision by the judge, Justice O. Peter Sherwood, was released on Friday, and will put further financial pressure on the beleaguered authority, which on Monday is expected to recommend a series of measures, including service cuts, to make up a shortfall of about $340 million in its budget.

This means, he says, that there was a shortfall of about 120mm.

The 6,000 nonunion employees of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority would have their salaries cut by 10percentt and subway, bus and commuter rail service would be sharply reduced under a plan to plug a new shortfall of about $340 million in the agency's budget, according to an official familiar with the plan.

As of this year, the report continues, State "faces a personnel shortfall of about 2,400".

Yet Mr. Lanyon recently said the district faced a revenue shortfall of about $24 million in 2011, prompting the agency's elected commissioners to discuss whether to join other officials who years ago began freezing salaries or imposing unpaid furlough days.

Today, the American Society of Civil Engineers says we have an infrastructure shortfall of about $3.6 trillion dollars.

With $1.2 billion in assets set aside, that would leave the pilots' pension plan with a shortfall of only about $900 million.