Sentence examples for fall very short from inspiring English sources

I argue that our policies fall very short.

When former advisers to President Obama contribute to an open, bipartisan letter outlining their collective concerns that the nuclear deal the administration is negotiating with Iran would fall very short of its own standard of a "good" agreement, something is wrong.

While the economic engine of our country depends on healthy consumption -- and while we excel at spending money -- we fall very short where it comes to protecting our futures.

Domestic partnership registries are a baby step in the right direction for Florida, which only overturned the ban on adoption by gay parents in 2010, but they fall very short of the full rights granted to legally married couples, an issue on which the U.S. Supreme Court will deliberate on Tuesday.

But its recent performance, both clinically and financially, has fallen very short of its proud boast.

Back to the 17th, and Cink's chip from behind the green falls very short.

Olympics and open tennis audiences fell very short of expectations too.

"By the standard by which we judge progress, southern Sudan falls very short of the mark," Ms. Erasmus said.

"Compared to the other messages, it falls very short," they concluded, saying it does little with "winnable voters" across the country and "cannot extend the Democratic vote".

But, RCN head of policy and international affairs, Howard Catton says when it comes to training new nurses, the UK is "falling very short of where we, as a college, think we need to be".

In this respect THEDAO clearly falls very short of the mark.