By "shortfalls" I don't exactly mean deficits.
Some relationships aren't so friendly, and roasters who refuse to adjust their contracts in rising markets might find themselves confronted by shortfalls come harvesttime.
Although the mission began formal operation on Dec. 31, 2007, deployment was hampered by political problems with the Sudanese government and by shortfalls in contributions of troops, police, transport and aviation assets, and logistic support.
A23 BUSINESS DAY C1-10 OPEC May Lift Quota OPEC said it was prepared to increase its oil-production ceiling but warned that high oil prices were caused by shortfalls in refineries beyond its control.
Tony Giampetruzzi, the spokesman for advocates of the anti-discrimination measure, said the campaign had been hurt by shortfalls in fund-raising but also because "this time they had that little extra bit of ammunition regarding Vermont".
To prevent any benefit of ED redesign being negated by shortfalls in hospital beds, a 'whole of hospital' approach to redesign is necessary.
However, both policies have been undermined by shortfalls in funding.
There was considerable enthusiasm for the aims of the work but this enthusiasm was dampened by shortfalls in the data.
25 Sustained inputs can lead to improvements in diagnosis and surveillance, but the maintenance of quality control can easily be affected by shortfalls in resources.
The analysis shows the high importance clinical teams should give the discharge process, since some of the most unwell and vulnerable patients are harmed by shortfalls in this process.
