Sentence examples for economic shortfall from inspiring English sources

Of course you could just refuse to pay - and you'd be within our rights if the service was subpar - but, being British, the economic shortfall would be more than made up for by the level of embarrassment involved.

"You run the risk of people not taking seriously the nature of the economic shortfall that's ahead," said Richard Schraeder, a longtime Democratic consultant who managed the mayoral campaign of Mr. Bloomberg's opponent, Mark Green.

The report noted, however, that the Chicago bid organizers had not provided a full financial guarantee in the event of an economic shortfall, which is "contrary to I.O.C. requirements".

At the same time, Iran has taken advantage of the cut in international funding to the Hamas-dominated Palestinian authority to make up its economic shortfall, thus gaining an even firmer foothold in the Palestinian territories.

To help cover the neighborhood's "economic shortfalls," Woodward's retailers will receive a 10-year suspension on property taxes, said Michael Flanigan, the city's project manager.

For example, Mr Balls would scrap the Tory plan for tax cuts for married couples, but would spend the money lowering the levies that low earners face.Britain's weakened public finances make its other economic shortfalls, many of which require extra spending, harder to solve.

Headlines in national papers describing the players as "the kings of Europe" caught the mood of a country whose self-confidence has grown by leaps and bounds in its efforts to deal with social and economic shortfalls since a Socialist government was elected in 1997 - a year before the world cup.

So how can America adapt this system to solve our economic shortfalls?

Discussing the deal's economic shortfalls, she said, "On purely economic terms, this is not working...you had basically a pretty reasonable consensus among the economists, this is not the right policy long term to control the deficit".

5– 7 Nonetheless, in poor countries logistical hurdles and economic shortfalls often compromise maintenance and operation of centralized water treatment, delivery systems, and water quality monitoring.

Coming, as it does, after a decade of steady economic growth, the shortfall limits the scope for budgetary stimulus to offset an economic downturn now.The first of the two fiscal rules, adopted by Gordon Brown when he became chancellor of the exchequer in 1997, is that the government should borrow only to invest.