Sentence examples for faced shortfalls from inspiring English sources

Once capital injections in early 2014 worth €11 billion ($13.9 billion) were taken into account, only two still faced shortfalls: MPS, Italy's third-largest bank, and the much smaller Banca Carige.Markets, however, disagreed with this overly-rosy assessment.

[A new study by the General Accounting Office noted significant improvements in training of brigades like the 48th, but said that many of them still faced shortfalls in combat readiness.] For the 49th, the assignment here has been a chance to prove the Guard's abilities after having sat on the sidelines for decades.

According to a report on state budgets by the Center for Budget Policy Priorities, dozens of states faced shortfalls of hundreds of millions -- or even billions -- of dollars.

When it faced shortfalls on previous occasions the agency managed to prop itself up with emergency appeals and advancing donor contributions, but the latter option has now been foreclosed by previous years borrowing.

Such strategies are critical to bolstering the short-term credibility of scale up efforts and long-term sustainability of treatment as drugs must be taken for the lifetime of a patient, and donor funds such as the Global Fund have already faced shortfalls [4].

They are facing shortfalls of $140 billion next year.

Today, corporations face shortfalls totaling tens of billions of dollars.

But all the south-eastern states, for example, are facing shortfalls.

Central government reimburses councils, but authorities say they still face shortfalls.

Both the city and the state are also said to be facing shortfalls.

When the snowpack does not materialise, California faces shortfalls in water supply.