Sentence examples for created a shortfall from inspiring English sources
Job cuts earlier in the decade created a shortfall of people now.
The gap created a shortfall over the past year of about $272,000 — or about 14 percent of her child care budget.
A 2008 change to Rhode Island's historic tax credit program, which provides a financial benefit to developers of historic properties, created a shortfall in the project's funding.
The Murray Goulburn price cut was a correction for the company overestimating the international market, which created a shortfall of between $170m and $200m.
Now, three disruptive waves are threatening to upend established ways of teaching and learning.On one front, a funding crisis has created a shortfall that the universities' brightest brains are struggling to solve.
A nasty hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico or a political storm over Iran would, the theory ran, create a shortfall.
A toll of $5.67, more in line with existing CityLink freeway charges and inflation, would create a shortfall of $6.3bn.
"A sustained retrenchment of foreign capital will create a shortfall that should push more of these local corporates to seek alternative means of financing," Mr. Howladar said.
Research by the Alliance has predicted the total cost of free childcare will cost the sector £1.95 billion a-year – creating a shortfall of around £250 million.
The rapid urbanisation is creating a shortfall of conventional building construction materials due to limited availability of natural resources.
What they mean is that the decommissioning of coal - and ultimately nuclear - power plants, is going to create a shortfall in energy production in the UK.
