Sentence examples for fill deficits from inspiring English sources
Other European students fill deficits in domestic demand, typically in science and engineering.
The board ordered the county to fill deficits that could reach $81 million next year.
Formulaic, short-term solutions to fill deficits — such as cutting faculty, increasing enrollment and using technology to bridge the gap — have proved unsuccessful.
Investigators are moved to fill deficits in their specialty literature, i.e. to adduce new evidence in order to realise a more complete knowledge base.
Researchers are moved to fill deficits in the literature in order to realise a more complete knowledge base, health authorities want to bridge policy-practice disconnections, managers to secure resources to remedy shortfalls between poor and idealised care, and clinicians to provide services to patients across the divides of organisational silos.
Instead of approaching donors with the least effective pitch — filling deficits — educators, pastors and prelates should propose new initiatives (with help from Web sites like DonorsChoose.org and Kickstarter) and new schools.
Additionally, stranded West Canadian AECO gas remains so persistently cheap that it is bound to fill supply deficits to some degree as deliverability permits.
FeedPlan is used to aid in decision making on how to best utilise surplus feed available to animal requirements and how to best fill feed deficits due to an under-supply of home grown feed.
Communities have traditionally played an important role in helping families fill these deficits (Foster, 2004; Mutangadura & Makaudze, 2000; World Bank, 1997), but this safety net may be disintegrating under the strain of the current crisis (Foster, 2005; Mtika, 2001; Ntozi & Zirimenya, 1999).
"If there is a deficit of leadership to promote the commonly agreed goals, then we believe we have a responsibility to fill this deficit and to try -- without taking over anybody's role," he said in the 30-minute interview at the Foreign Ministry.
