Sentence examples for discovering shortfalls from inspiring English sources

The telecommunications company Citizens Communications said it had terminated a deal to buy $1.65 billion of telephone lines from Qwest Communications International after discovering shortfalls in promised revenues from the exchanges.

The recommendation followed the commission's inquiry into the recently discovered shortfall in the capital budget for school construction.

Although an aura of disarray always pervades the sprawling school system in early September, the last-minute cuts, an unusually large number of new teachers, a recently discovered shortfall in the school construction budget and the fierce election-year politics make this school opening strikingly hard, many education officials say.

Against that backdrop, the BBC has discovered a shortfall in its forecast income for 2016-17: a total of about £3.7bn collected largely from licence fee payers is £150m less than had been forecast.

Mr. Peters, the deputy superintendent of an obscure agency known as the New York Liquidation Bureau, discovered the shortfall in a routine review of the agency's records a month after he took office.

JPMorgan's bankers discovered the shortfall at A.I.G. was not just $40 billion, but might be closer to $65 billion, because so much of A.I.G.'s securities lending business was tied up in illiquid assets.

Performance modeling is required to avoid poorly chosen components and architectures as well as discovering a serious shortfall during system testing just prior to deployment time.

After discovering "a considerable shortfall in funding" involving a U.S. grant that Thorsen administered, Aarhus University in Denmark referred the matter to police.

The agency made the cuts recently after discovering a $2.1-million 2.1-millionn property tax revenue in itshortfalle downtown redevelopment project area thin year.

When MF Global first discovered a potential shortfall in customer money, the firm's officials did not disclose the situation to regulators immediately, instead attributing it to an accounting error.

Physicists are still recovering from cuts imposed last year after the STFC discovered an £80m shortfall in its budget soon after it was formed by the merger of two other research councils in 2007.