Sentence examples for general shortfall from inspiring English sources

The results quantify the effects of detergency with temperature and indicate a general shortfall in current code-based predictions, and suggest that building codes may need revision.

But as Bernanke pointed out in a recent speech, employment looks bad across the board: "The fact that labor demand appears weak in most industries and locations is suggestive of a general shortfall of aggregate demand rather than a worsening mismatch of skills and jobs".

Investment and the capital stock are higher relative to GDP in emerging countries, but they are much lower per person, and thus also ripe for a boost.Still, identifying a general shortfall in infrastructure investment is easier than working out what projects to spend extra money on.

In truth, there is no general shortfall of revenue among the states.

But for Americans, there remains a more general shortfall.

Instead, in the period from May of 2006 through May of 2011 there has been a "general shortfall of demand" for the "low, medium and high skill workers" that has moved "more or less in tandem".

To address a general budget shortfall of four hundred million dollars, a record-length legislative session dragged into June; that funding impasse was resolved with a bill that raises sales and cigarette taxes (by a hefty fifty cents per pack) while mostly preserving the business income-tax exclusion that has devastated state revenues.

While stimulus dollars were saving 300,000 public school jobs around the country, Hawaii's politicians used the state's stimulus dollars to offset general revenue shortfalls.

The loss of redevelopment has also exacerbated the city's General Fund budget shortfall, which is about $15.4 million.

With politicians already playing wild games with our pensions from politically driven investment decisions to closing general fund budget shortfalls by failing to appropriate the required annual pension fund contributions, as I have written frequently in this column, we are already in deep trouble.

Shortly afterward, with the county reeling from the severe shortfall in general funds, a court-appointed receiver recommended a steep increase in county sewer rates, and also laid claim to the county's only cash reserves, saying they were needed to bolster the sewer system's finances.