Sentence examples for anticipated a shortfall from inspiring English sources

The council had already anticipated a shortfall of £20m but since receiving details of its funding settlement from central government, that figure has risen to £25m.

"That gives you a 4percentt shortfall".

State Senator Ann Cummings, the chairwoman of the Finance Committee, said that carrying over a deficit was unthinkable, partly because the state already anticipates a shortfall of $60 million in the budget for the 2013 fiscal year.

At 1.30pm, the National Grid, anticipating a shortfall for later that day, issued its NISM calling for additional generation of 500MW to be offered to cover peak demand between 4.30 and 6.30pm that evening.

The city has anticipated a budget shortfall of up to $100 million for the next fiscal year.

On top of that, Mr. Shinnick said, the county anticipated a $600,000 shortfall this year.

The absence of MAP exacerbated the anxiety in the room, because each school anticipated a significant budgetary shortfall as a result.

The forum promises to "kick start a decade of action for human resources for health," and with the World Health Organisation anticipating a global shortfall of 4.2 million health workers by 2015, that action is long overdue.

Anticipating a supply shortfall, nickel producers' stock prices have risen sharply in recent months -- even Inco's, which are up 23percentt since the strike began, closing at $25.14 in New York today.

Despite an expected doubling in production due to improved extraction methods, the United States Department of Energy (DoE) anticipates a supply shortfall of tellurium by 2025.

A working retirement is not just about the money, although working beyond 65 would be a huge plus for many boomers anticipating a major shortfall in their retirement savings.