Sentence examples for fall much short from inspiring English sources
Recommendations While the pace of progress in NIDs should be maintained and further improvements made in the planning, training and supervision aspects of the NIDs, efforts should focus more on areas like the routine EPI, where the achievements fall much short of those required for polio eradication.
This approach does not only NOT require extreme UV light, it also brings the benefit of much shorter free-fall times and higher interference visibilities.
Fig. 12C, D confirms that half-rise times (in the range 0.5 2 ms) and half-fall times (2.2 2.4 ms) are much shorter than those of the experimental data (see Fig. 5C and D).
As a result, they have not fallen as much as short-term rates this year, and are not likely to change as much because of the Fed's action today.
Prop 19 was also a victory The media delighted in calling the Prop 19 -- California's recent measure to legalize marijuana -- a "pipe dream" that didn't so much fall short as go "up in smoke".
In Oregon last month, Gov. John Kitzhaber told the opening session of the Legislature that balancing the budget would be "more difficult than it has been in a decade," and budget analysts predicted that revenues would fall $700 million short of spending, much of which is because of a tax cut passed by voters in November.
They fell short, much to the dismay of thousands of hardcore fans, and landed themselves in seventh place.
If trends continue, the actual reductions are projected to fall well short, perhaps by as much as half.
We fall far short of this ideal much of the time, but we have the ability to feel remorse and try to learn from our mistakes.
The Cinefantastique Online team of Steve Biodrowski, Lawrence French, and Dan Persons get together to express their fascination about a film that has so much and falls so short, and to try to figure out what prevents this latest Blumhouse (or as it's now being called, BH Productions) release from rising to its potential.
