Sentence examples for experiencing a shortfall from inspiring English sources

Last week Deputy Mayor Barbara J. Fife said the city was experiencing "a shortfall" in its effort to move the families.

"We're already experiencing a shortfall in EU workers resulting from long-term declines and exacerbated by the referendum outcome," said NFU horticulture board chair Ali Capper after meeting Robert Goodwill, minister of state for immigration.

"Due to recent unexpected circumstances away from Tynecastle, the club is now experiencing a shortfall in funding," said the club statement.

An early draft of the plan says ICE is "experiencing a shortfall in criminal removals for the fiscal year," and called for using 300 Border Patrol agents, dressed in ICE uniforms, to close the gap.

Most countries, particularly in sub-Saharan African, are experiencing a shortfall in health personnel.

It was the first time in a generation that LeBoeuf partners had experienced a shortfall.

The last time New York experienced a shortfall of this magnitude was during the fiscal crisis of the seventies-a parallel that is not, of course, terribly reassuring.

In the above example, the individuals would experience a shortfall of $25,000 per year.

This is energy-speak that means occasionally, a cloud might drift overhead and we experience a shortfall in the energy we expected to have on hand.

What if, when we experienced a shortfall in energy supply, whether caused by clouds, a windless day or a surge in demand, every person knew that these most damaging power plants were going to turn on?

"If construction inflation is understated through 2025-26 by 10%, this budget will experience a shortfall in its forecast of about $7 billion dollars" in that period, he said.