Sentence examples for cause a shortfall from inspiring English sources

According to a Bridgepoint Education document, when a new $400 "digital materials fee" would make students pay more than would be available from federal aid, the chief executive frantically wrote an e-mail to the finance officer to complain that the change was going to cause a "shortfall".

Draghi's biggest problem now will be convincing those sceptics in the markets that it will still be needed if the economic data continues to improve, particularly given concerns about the rising increase in the number of negative yielding bonds, which could cause a shortfall in bonds for the ECB to buy, if it continues.

According to the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF), these cuts will cause a shortfall in federal R&D spending of about $95 billion by 2021.

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Alone, none of these events would have caused a shortfall; together, they helped lead to crisis.

Last year its council revealed that inaccurate estimates of its population by the Office for National Statistics have caused a shortfall in its central government grant of more than £4m.

There is a good deal of work suggesting that the level of fee repayment is not going to meet the government initial estimates of long-term income, and this is already causing a shortfall in the Business Department estimates.

As MF Global teetered on the brink of collapse, employees in Chicago transferred customer money to plug holes in the firm's own accounts, causing a shortfall for clients like hedge funds and farmers whose funds vanished into banks and clearinghouses.

The backstory: On February 12, an obscure Italian cryptocurrency exchange called BitGrail published a notice on its website stating that "unauthorized transactions" had caused a "shortfall" of 17 million Nano (formerly called Raiblocks) crypto-tokens, an amount worth around $170 million at the time.

As MF Global teetered on the brink of collapse, employees in Chicago transferred customer money to plug holes in the firm's own accounts, causing a shortfall for clients like hedge funds and farmers, whose money vanished into banks and clearinghouses.

Hearts say lower than expected season ticket sales - about 6,500 as at last week - has caused a shortfall in cash.