Sentence examples for a shortfall of almost from inspiring English sources

Yet the Treasury is not keen to foot the rest; there is still a shortfall of almost £700m.

Yesterday the NAO report suggested the plans could still leave a shortfall of almost 2,000 doctors.

And the Royal College of GPs estimates a shortfall of almost 10,000 doctors, based on recent retirement rates.

Taxpayers face a shortfall of almost £250 million because of a fall in the number of railway passengers.

G.M.'s pension funds have been closely watched, because they had a shortfall of almost $19 billion at the beginning of the year -- by far the largest deficit in the private sector.

According to another report, there is also a shortfall of almost 100 in the number of junior officer fast-jet pilots.As for the senior service, one leaked letter from an admiral refers to the "parlous state" into which the Defence Medical Service has been allowed to slip.

A shortfall of nearly $700,000 is projected for next year.

That's a shortfall of nearly 11,500 doctors.

The city would still face a shortfall of about $900,000.

Save the Children, which has increased its emergency operations in the Sahel, on Tuesday said it faces a funding shortfall of almost £26m.

A first-quarter revenue shortfall of almost €400m is a reminder that the economy is still shrinking GDP will fall by 5% this year, after a 6.9% drop in 2011, says IOBE, an Athens think-tank.