Sentence examples for fall substantially short from inspiring English sources

Many fear the final bill will fall substantially short of paying for itself without accounting gimmicks.

AremisSoft, a software company, also announced that its revenue and profit for the second quarter and all of 2001 would fall substantially short of analysts' estimates.

In particular, traditional procedures for setting allowed rates of return for investors in regulated companies can fall substantially short of the required compensation.

Administration officials have said they expect Iraq to meet the pledges it made, as the troop buildup proceeds, but they have not said explicitly what would happen if the Iraqis fall substantially short on troop contributions.

Over time, however — and without sufficient attention by investors and public officials — companies have started to use poison pills to prevent acquisitions of stakes that fall substantially short of a controlling block.

But while large shareholders often buy more than the 5 percent level during the 10-day window, they typically end up with blocks that fall substantially short of control.

Nutrition experts tested more than 900 recipes from 26 famous cooks and found 87% fell "substantially short" of the government's healthy eating recommendations.

Altogether, technicians at the reserve estimate it can release a total of 4.5 million barrels a day, falling substantially short of current domestic consumption.

Still, Mr. Bush's emphasis today on institution-building in the Palestinian territories falls substantially short of Arab hopes that the president would begin to lay out a political vision for Palestinian statehood and a time line to achieve it.

Rodgers engaged in "conduct that fell substantially short of the high standards expected of Department of Justice employees and the duty he owed the President of the United States," said Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz in a report requested by Congress.

I may not have experience of previous employment, and studies mean that my hours may not be as flexible, but it is incredibly disheartening that so few employers are willing to hire sixth-form or university students, especially when the government's annual loan to cover living costs falls substantially short of my chosen university's estimated living costs.