Sentence examples for continuing shortfall from inspiring English sources

They will also receive £173.50 and £176 a month respectively to meet the continuing shortfall in their benefits.

Surely some blame for delays can be laid to political uncertainty, a cholera epidemic and a continuing shortfall in aid donations for rebuilding and relief.

Senate Republicans were deeply alarmed about the unchecked deficits and were convinced that a continuing shortfall would undermine the economy and return the Senate to Democratic control.

And despite the continuing shortfall there is still plenty of good work going on, putting fences and guards around nuclear storage sites, helping to build the facilities where mouldering chemical shells can safely be destroyed, etc.

But private operators think there will be a continuing shortfall for them to fill (see chart).Some companies, such as Chindex and Siloam, are concentrating on only one country.

Several recent reports have pointed to a continuing shortfall in funding of the social care system, under which most councils restrict services to people whose needs are judged to be "substantial" or "critical".

The continued shortfall comes despite Trump taking a pointed approach to NATO this year, saying that its members must increase their defense spending.

Last week's deficit projections, showing a record gap this year and continued shortfalls through the decade, as more tax cuts kick in, only fed the liberal's suspicions.

An online retailer, Drugstore.com, reported a loss yesterday that was narrower than expected for its fiscal fourth quarter, but projected continued shortfalls for this year.

The lots have generated $767,000 less than expected this year on game days, and continued shortfalls forced Bronx Parking to dip deep into its reserve fund to meet its semiannual bond payments.

"In a year of global discussions on development and climate change, these unprecedented levels of need and continued shortfalls in funding highlight the need to sustainably address the underlying causes and long-term impacts of crisis," said Sophia Swithern, head of the GHA programme.