Sentence examples for critical shortfalls from inspiring English sources

In spite of Burma's nearly three billion dollars in annual natural-gas sales, the national budget had critical shortfalls.

For the Europeans, the critical shortfalls include airlift, stocks of precision-guided munitions and the capability of air-to-air refueling.

The aid agency Médecins sans Frontières today warned that "critical shortfalls" in the response to the epidemic were letting the crisis worsen.

Officials with the accountability office, the independent investigative arm of Congress, found that some of the critical shortfalls had been masked by the overfilling of other positions in an effort to reach overall recruiting goals.

Next, a review of established and emerging SSE methods, processes, and tools (MPT) frequently used to assess and manage critical shortfalls in the development and fielding of complex information-centric systems is provided.

But if many American troops and the better-trained specialized Iraqi forces, like the commando and special police units, are committed to Falluja for a long time, they will not be available to go elsewhere in Iraq, possibly creating critical shortfalls.

We are facing a critical shortfall in life-saving aid and a desperate movement of humanity.

That left KMS with a critical shortfall in its available cash.

This comes at a time when the borough is facing a critical shortfall of new affordable homes.

Experts told The Times there was a critical shortfall of an estimated 5,500 maths teachers across England, causing head teachers to take drastic action before their students return next month.

A domestic violence researcher, Prof Kelsey Hegarty, said the survey highlighted a critical shortfall in long-term housing that contributed to particularly women and children remaining in unsafe environments.