Sentence examples for creating a shortfall from inspiring English sources

The rapid urbanisation is creating a shortfall of conventional building construction materials due to limited availability of natural resources.

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.

Job cuts earlier in the decade created a shortfall of people now.

A nasty hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico or a political storm over Iran would, the theory ran, create a shortfall.

The gap created a shortfall over the past year of about $272,000 — or about 14 percent of her child care budget.

A toll of $5.67, more in line with existing CityLink freeway charges and inflation, would create a shortfall of $6.3bn.

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.

"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.

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.

In combination with these countries' growing demand, which rose by 3.1 million barrels a day, this created a shortfall that explains as much as 81% of the price rise over the period.