Sentence examples for a shortfall of around from inspiring English sources

In March the PRA had indicated that the sector had a shortfall of around £25bn although this figure is thought to have risen slightly.

Phillimore said that, in 2013, Cornbury sold 1,200 day tickets, but the year before, because of rain, it only sold 200 – equivalent to a shortfall of around £80,000.

Research by the Alliance has predicted the total cost of free childcare will cost the sector £1.95 billion a-year – creating a shortfall of around £250 million.

Even with a £9,000 fee, the university faces a shortfall of around £5,000, which it meets from its own funds.

In the same period pay increases for most staff have been worth around 2.2% and represents a shortfall of around 13% for higher education staff.

He also called for member countries to make up a shortfall of around $250m in donations received so far towards the $722m that the UN says is needed to combat hunger and disease in the refugee camps.

The IEA reckons on a shortfall of 2m b/d as engines rev up around the globe and that a barrel of Brent crude (which slumped from around $115 to trade at $108 a barrel after the announcement) could climb even higher to wreak appalling damage on a fragile world economy.Yet there are a couple of reasons to question the IEA's decision.

While France contributed 16.5 to 17% of the EU's 7th Framework Programme research budget, its return through the funding of coordinated projects in which French teams are participating stands at around 12.5 to 13%, a shortfall of 600 million euros.

Sweden has a shortfall of GPs in PHC, as is the case in many other countries around the world.

There is a shortfall of thousands of places for schools according to figures collected by local councils around England.

A shortfall of $35m was mentioned.