Sentence examples for falls short of the world from inspiring English sources

Of course, real life inevitably falls short of the world represented in Tintin books.

This represents an increase from US$32 in 2000 but significantly falls short of the world's average of US$949 in 2010 (Table  1).

The time falls short of the world record of 1 51.51, which was set by Phelps at the 2009 World Aquatics Championships in Rome.

Each time, it fell short of the World Series.

But the Yankees' last decade, in which they fell short of the World Series 7 of 10 times, shows that ingenuity counts more than pure spending.

He has fallen short of the World Series in seven postseason trips with the Minnesota Twins and the Los Angeles Angels, and believes the Tigers give him a strong chance to get there.

With the San Francisco Giants having lost ground in the wild-card race and not making up any ground in the National League West race, Bonds may very well fall short of the World Series for the 16th time in his 16-year career.

Hamas can argue that even if it accepts the prisoners' proposal, that will still fall short of the world's three conditions for ending the PA embargo that Hamas recognise Israel unconditionally, renounce violence and honour the PA's agreements with Israel and so will achieve nothing, unless there is a reward on offer for going only part of the way, which there is not.

Their combined output has long fallen short of the world's needs, and the Angola outbreak has worsened the shortfall.

With their last 10 playoff appearances falling short of the World Series, the Dodgers have established a new major league standard for postseason futility.

If Puig isn't the legitimate middle-of-the-order hitter he was once projected to become, the Dodgers are certain to again fall short of the World Series.