Sentence examples for a shortfall on from inspiring English sources

It is also a shortfall on the same scale as the one Mr. Suozzi's fellow Democrats are projecting three or four years from now in New Jersey, which analysts in Washington and on Wall Street say faces the worst deficit of any state.

Missing current earnings forecasts is often a problem for a company's stock, as is a shortfall on current revenue.

But there is another danger: that Salt Lake City will face a shortfall on its $1.4 billion budget as scandal-shy companies rethink their sponsorship.

The most common reasons for taking out the loans are "for electricity, a shortfall on rent, an unexpected medical bill," he said.

No chancellor since modern records began in 1948 has presided over as big a shortfall on the nation's current account as George Osborne in 2015.

An assessment of the tube's financial needs published yesterday outlined a shortfall on a third of the capital's underground lines: the Jubilee, Northern and Piccadilly lines.

The Board's currently face a shortfall of £14,836 on the Isa.

Publicly owned London Underground, which still runs the tube network on a day-to-day basis, must fund the Tube Lines work and has budgeted only £4bn for it – leaving a shortfall of £460m on its already stretched balance sheet.

Over the course of my first week, my hourly wage averages £5.50, a shortfall of £1.70 on the £7.20 minimum wage for adults over 25.

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

That leaves a shortfall of about £7,819 on average, or £651 a month.