Sentence examples for greater shortfall from inspiring English sources

A proposal by the company to install even more cameras in an effort to boost city revenue was rejected; city auditors argued that more cameras would only mean a greater shortfall.

In the introduction they warned: "We are creating a vicious circle, whereby a poor supply of mathematics teachers today ensures an even greater shortfall in the future; a shortfall not only in teacher supply but also in the abilities and understanding of a whole generation".

So while the slumping housing market has led to shrinking tax receipts across the country, only a few states face a greater shortfall than the nearly 10percentt gap New Jersey has to fill, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities said.

He said it was "illogical" for councils, including Conservative-led Surrey, to reject a one-off grant over fears of a greater shortfall next year, calling it the "economics of the mad house".

The figure for lone parents was 87% Families receiving out-of-work benefits faced greater shortfalls.

The plan that would have the greatest shortfall if it were terminated immediately is the plan for United's unionized ground employees.

In September 2001 the British Academy, the national academy for the humanities and social sciences, reported a crisis in the recruitment of PhD students, highlighting the greatest shortfall in accountancy, business and management studies, economics, education, European languages, law, and creative and performing arts.

However, perhaps the greatest shortfall in biogas production is the lack of reliable sensory equipment to monitor key parameters and suitable, parallelised control systems to ensure that the process continually operates at optimal performance.

Indeed, perhaps the greatest shortfall of 2012 was failing to recognize that population aging isn't just about "more old people".

The pressure to fire a bunch of local faculty and replace them with MOOCs is very high because of the rapidly rising costs of college education, the great shortfall of public budgets, and the influence of trustees from the business community who are looking to make colleges more efficient.

Eight years after the Lomé Peace Agreement, Sierra Leone is today amongst the countries with the greatest shortfall in development [ 4].