Sentence examples for has a shortfall from inspiring English sources

The M.T.A. also has a shortfall of $17 billion in its next five-year rebuilding program.

At the moment in 2015 WFP already has a shortfall of $30m.

The UK has a shortfall in digital skills, but what do we really mean when we say that term?

If it had to cope with claims from T&N, which has a shortfall of about £875m, it would be overwhelmed.So what is to be done?

EngineeringUK, a lobby group, has issued dire warnings that Britain currently has a shortfall every year of about 55,000 people with engineering skills.

One government body estimated that Australia has a shortfall of 228,000 homes, a number that has increased steadily over the past decade.

We had a shortfall in our budget in the last two years.

It is the only state that has not had a shortfall in the last four budget years.

In our January 25th issue we said that General Electric had a shortfall in its pension fund ("Broke").

The hospital is projected to have a shortfall of $5 million to $7 million this year on a budget of $480 million.

She said the WFP had a shortfall of $250m£168m8m) to operate its programmes for the next six months.