Sentence examples for been a significant shortfall from inspiring English sources

The decision not to fund helicopter programmes has been a significant shortfall, he says.

"In effect there has been a significant shortfall in the overall amount of monetary policy stimulus since early 2009" relative to those standards, she said in the speech, delivered to the Money Marketeers club of New York University.

As Janet Yellen, the Fed's vice chairwoman, said last April, "In effect there has been a significant shortfall in the overall amount of monetary policy stimulus since early 2009," because the central bank can't push short-term interest rates below zero, and its other measures, like asset purchases, haven't filled the gap.

Virgin Australia's Adam Thatcher told the inquiry there was a "significant" shortfall in 2014-15 betheen the revenue collected and the cost of its booking and payment service.

However, even adding all these into the mix, the IEA notes that there will still be a significant shortfall between demand and supply.

Now, for the first time this year, there is a significant shortfall, with takings 21% down on the same session a year ago, when 300: Rise of an Empire knocked The Lego Movie off the top spot.

The groups said this was a "significant" shortfall on the numbers who needed help.

They found there was a significant shortfall with almost half of the alcohol sold unaccounted for in the consumption figures given by drinkers.

There is a significant shortfall in the availability of donor kidneys for transplantation.

Similarly we estimate that there is a significant shortfall in late PVRs related to loss to follow-up.

The C of E is facing a significant shortfall of vicars as those approaching retirement are not being replaced by people seeking ordination.