Sentence examples for falling slightly short from inspiring English sources

Total operating revenue rose 0.6% to $32.17bn, falling slightly short of analysts' average estimate of $32.46bn, according to Reuters.

Revenue over the same period fell 7 percent, to $1.14 billion, falling slightly short of Wall Street expectations and underscoring the company's trouble with reviving growth in its core advertising business.

He won just over 46percentt of the vote last Sunday, falling slightly short of the majority he needed to avoid a runoff, and the two candidates who were to his political left, taking 30percentt of the first-round vote between them, now support him.

This year, in his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, the company's chairman blames himself for falling slightly short of the S&P 500 in terms of increases to book value.

Despite the measures, the government fell slightly short.

He said the dividend had fallen slightly short.

While the company's profit was better than analysts had expected, its revenue fell slightly short.

Some of Volkswagen's car models also fall slightly short, these people said.

The results, which amounted to $4.48 a share, fell slightly short of analysts' estimates of $4.53 a share.

Its full-year revenue estimates, although revised upward to $1.5 billion, also fell slightly short of Wall Street's expectations.

The deal falls slightly short of the harsh conditions set by Mr. Helms to release America's dues.