Sentence examples for dangerous shortfall from inspiring English sources
This past week, only 6,000 tons were sent, a dangerous shortfall.
Oil prices had hit an early record of $135 per barrel earlier on Thursday, following an unexpected drop in United States inventories over the week, as well as fears that the International Energy Agency (IEA) would forecast a dangerous shortfall in global oil supplies later this year.
The price triggers on Thursday were mainly supply-based, following an unexpected drop in United States inventories over the week, as well as fears that the International Energy Agency (IEA) would forecast a dangerous shortfall in global oil supplies later this year.
But if promotions and retirements create dangerous shortfalls in some precincts, some Impact officers may have to be moved to other spots, Mr. Kelly said.
A recent study cited dangerous intersections and low efficiency as its primary shortfalls.
Former Army commanders have warned the shortfall in men would make operations more dangerous.
This presumption, held by Irish employers including those involved in international nurse recruitment, "that migrant workers are essentially available on tap" [ 29] is a dangerous one, as it lulls workforce planners into a false sense of security, assuming that any skills shortfalls nationally can be met from a global skills pool, presumed to be unlimited.
Given the fiscal challenges the nation faces -- spiraling deficits, ballooning debt, and major shortfalls in popular entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare -- tax cut fundamentalism has become a dangerous basis for policy-making.
Bank of America has the biggest shortfall.
