Sentence examples for clear shortfall from inspiring English sources

In contrast, a clear shortfall was identified for offshore seabird species in the Atlantic region and for cetaceans in both regions.

This is a clear shortfall in the diagnosis of COPD and a lack of clinical resource and training may be a liable factor in this case.

But Panmure Gordon analyst Jonathan Helliwell said: OnTheMarket has launched with an estimated 4,500 estate agency branches but some clear shortfalls in its competitive offer to house buyers, house sellers and agents.

It appears to us that the only clear shortfalls at Dell are from poor execution which interestingly occurred during the first half of the year (including starting a PC price war a mere two months before a going-private transaction, granting retention cash bonuses to employees and prepaying debt) and negotiating a high breakup fee in the Michael Dell/Silver Lake deal.

Mr. Icahn wrote: "It appears to us that the only clear shortfalls at Dell are from poor execution which interestingly occurred during the first half of the year (including starting a PC price war a mere two months before a going-private transaction, granting retention cash bonuses to employees and prepaying debt) and negotiating a high breakup fee in the Michael Dell/Silver Lake deal".

Curbside collection of recyclables may be more environmentally damaging than collection of an equivalent amount of garbage, but only if one ignores the clear trend toward shortfall in landfill capacity, as well as the environmental degradation and health hazards that are associated with landfills.

Once you come up with above two steps, you will have clear idea of shortfall.

While the officials said the chiefs had not yet completed specific budget requests, it was clear that the shortfalls they planned to cite would cost more to fill than the $4.5 billion and $8 billion annually that the two candidates have proposed.

There have been earlier reports of S. Enteritidis outbreaks associated with Chinese food businesses in England [ 13], Scotland [ 14] and the United States [ 15] although it is not clear whether any shortfalls in specific food handling techniques are responsible.

The implication is clear: the banks' capital shortfall will be understated, and the amount of new capital they will be required to raise will be inadequate.

Anderson will be answering questions about the Co-op's failed bid to buy hundreds of bank branches from Lloyds, which collapsed as the true state of its capital shortfall became clear.