Sentence examples for existing shortfalls from inspiring English sources
It said it planned to seek additional capital to cover existing shortfalls, but did not provide details.
London's population is booming – driven by birth rate, not inward migration – and London Councils, the body representing the capital's local authorities, calculates that it will need more than 100,000 new homes every year from now until 2021 to meet existing shortfalls and future demand.
As a first step, countries may decide to examine their current capacity in bioinformatics and identify existing shortfalls.
Such events could exacerbate existing shortfalls in blood supply and compromise transfusion safety, especially in developing countries.
This must now be added to an existing shortfall of 1m tonnes, mainly caused by two bouts of unusually severe flooding earlier this year.
California alone needs to begin devoting an additional $28 billion a year to state and local public pensions to remedy an existing shortfall, according to one nonpartisan study -- and nationwide, estimates of such deficits reach into the trillions over the next few decades.
But because those states are being required to significantly expand their Medicaid programs, they are precisely the ones that will face the biggest financial strains, in many cases magnified by existing budget shortfalls.
New York City stands to lose $300 million to $400 million in existing budget shortfalls, but in the unlikely case of the state's failing to reach a supplement budget, the city would be out its part of the state's $57 billion, or roughly 40percentt, in reappropriations for programs that have received state aid in the past.
The governor also had to address existing, fiscal year 2015 shortfalls in social-service programs, such as the Child Care Assistance Program, or CCAP, which is jointly funded by the state and federal government, and gives low-income families a stipend to help cover the cost of day care.
Liverpool City Council needs to save £141m between now and 2013 because of cuts in government funding and an existing budget shortfall.
Other attack-linked warnings have drawn cynicism that they obscured already existing shortcomings and shortfalls.
