Sentence examples for because of a shortfall from inspiring English sources

Last week it was revealed that Derry may have to cut its cultural programme because of a shortfall in ticket sales and sponsorship.

Figures released on the morning of the budget showed that public borrowing jumped in February, in part because of a shortfall in self-assessed income-tax receipts.

But the continuing rise in cases comes at a time when the courts, prosecution service and police are all under severe pressure because of a shortfall in resources.

In 2011, its budget was cut by $1bn£620m0m) and 300 jobs were lost because of a shortfall of $300m£185m5m) in the previous year.

It seems that because of a shortfall in the supply of agave plants, from which tequila is distilled, the demand for this liquor is exceeding the supply.

Last Monday, Mr. Fuller announced that, because of a shortfall in the newspaper's advertising revenue in recent months, he had ordered The Times to cut its budget.

In June, an Oklahoma Little League canceled participation trophies because of a budget shortfall.

Only two of its planned six buildings were actually completed, because of a financing shortfall.

Shortly before this, the Sydney organisers had been forced to cut their budget once again because of a revenue shortfall.

In 2007, it laid off more than a third of its staff because of a budget shortfall.

These factories didn't close because of a cyclical shortfall in demand but because they lost their markets to imports.