Sentence examples for big shortfalls from inspiring English sources

Laggards tend to be companies with big shortfalls in their pension funds.

Big shortfalls persisted in two of the hardest-hit areas, airlines and steel, the agency said.

If banks with big shortfalls (see chart) simply slim their balance-sheets, that could hurt the flow of credit.

A forthcoming report from property consultants CBRE will anticipate big shortfalls in housing supply in an array of Outer London boroughs, including Enfield, Redbridge, Richmond, Merton and Kingston.

The state has not hidden the fact that its pension funds have big shortfalls, she said, and there was no reason to think the S.E.C. might lodge a complaint against it, as it did with New Jersey.

But it becomes much riskier when pension funds have big shortfalls, when they need several decades to pay down their losses and when they are cutting benefits for future workers — precisely the conditions that exist today.

"That would leave a very big shortfall.

That's wonk-speak for a big shortfall.

The big shortfall at Delphi shows how quickly a pension plan can deteriorate.

Detroit's trustees say they think Milliman was told to come up with a big shortfall on purpose.

Though down from a peak of 6.6% of GDP in late 2005, this is still a big shortfall.