Sentence examples for a shortfall that from inspiring English sources

UNICEF has only received 22 per cent of the US$68.4 million required –a shortfall that will affect the organization's ability to effect large-scale vaccination campaigns, access to safe water and scale-up of psychosocial support for children.

Total heating fuel stocks in the region stand at about 24 million barrels, or 50percentt less than a year ago, a shortfall that has alarmed policy makers and consumers.

A quarter of a million pounds is not a shortfall that can be patched.

"A sustained retrenchment of foreign capital will create a shortfall that should push more of these local corporates to seek alternative means of financing," Mr. Howladar said.

At the New York Philharmonic, the players' retirement account is underfinanced by about $9 million, a shortfall that has to be made up partly from the orchestra's endowment.

For the 2005 fiscal year, which begins on July 1, the state faces a shortfall that could amount to one-fifth of the total budget.

HONOLULU — Even before Japan was hit by an earthquake and a tsunami, Hawaii had been struggling with a budget shortfall that seemed suffocating for a state this small: close to $1 billion over two years.

But a report released on Monday by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that economic weakness would account for only 6percentt of a budget shortfall that could reach a record $500 billion this year.

The next day, Governor Ted Strickland, a Democrat who remains popular in Ohio, announced a budget shortfall that would require painful spending cuts across the board.

New York State is facing a $9 billion budget deficit in the coming fiscal year -- a calamitous shortfall that is likely to get worse before it gets better.

In Nebraska, Gov. Mike Johanns has called a special legislative session for late October to grapple with a budget shortfall that is expected to get worse in light of last week's catastrophe.