Sentence examples for estimate a shortfall from inspiring English sources

And if you take the higher estimate – a shortfall of 3.3bn litres – we would need 20.5m households to stop.

Analysts at Goldman Sachs and Keefe, Bruyette & Woods estimate a shortfall of as much as $47 billion, which is a far higher theoretical dollar deficit than exists at other large banks' insured subsidiaries.

And it is now clear that the money will run out long before the last aid-seeker is satisfied, unless there is a huge infusion of cash.The latest projections estimate a shortfall of almost $5 billion, which would leave one in three applicants with nothing at all.

In September this year, the London borough of Newham is estimating a shortfall of more than 4,000 primary school places.

Moreover, our population is growing and aging; the American Academy of Family Physicians has estimated a shortfall of 40,000 primary care doctors by 2020.

And officials are estimating a shortfall of about $4 billion that Gov. James E. McGreevey will have to erase in the budget he proposes in February.

In February, estimating a shortfall of $8.6 million in its $60 million budget for the fiscal year ending in June, the Smithsonian laid off 45 employees.

England is facing a "growing housing crisis", according to a report which estimates a shortfall of 750,000 homes by 2025.

The CVA proposal estimated a shortfall of around £3m, which it is expected will be met by Sevco through either transfer fees or season ticket revenue.

The practices of respondents indicate that these migratory intentions may reach alarming rates in the future as reported by Talati, who estimated a shortfall of 58,000 to 451,000 physicians by the year 2020 [ 18].

The Campaign for Science and Engineering (Case) estimates that a shortfall of just over £300m still remains.