Sentence examples for got a shortfall from inspiring English sources

"We've got a shortfall of about $5bn at the start, blowing out to about $7.6bn or thereabouts over that 10-year period," he said.

As a result of the fee changes, local telephone companies stand to get a short-term shortfall of as much as $500 million over the next year.

Now she is gambling that she can cover her income shortfall by getting a job in environmental research, or in a similarly interesting scientific field.

Though its projected shortfall after the mid-2030s gets a lot of attention and prompts calls for cuts, the 75-year deficit is only about one percent of GDP.

I have arranged an overdraft against my own assets to cover the shortfall so everyone can get a interim payment and have organised a call with the VC's for the team next week to hear it from the horses mouth.

You can opt to make up for a shortfall in your contributions to make sure you get a full state pension.

The reason I didn't, and I believe the primary cause of the personnel shortfall, is how difficult it is getting a job there.

The authority has been struggling with shortfalls for years, but its finances have gotten a lot worse.

He alleges that on being told that he can barely read or write, and reminded of the limb shortfall, the MP became "more and more aggressive... leaning over me saying, 'Get a job, get a job'.

Every time someone gets a tax cut, concession or avoids paying it, the rest of the tax-paying community has to pony up for the shortfall.

"There are at least two others that I know that have got serious budget shortfalls at the end of this year.