Sentence examples for has shortfalls from inspiring English sources

"The system has shortfalls; it disgusts me that it's a postcode lottery," says Little of physiotherapy in care homes.

Some of those states' pension plans now have shortfalls so large that they need outsize contributions.

Assuming shorter life spans meant setting aside less money, and this is one reason so many state and local pension funds have shortfalls today.

Hudson, Blenheim and Beaufighter squadrons had shortfalls of 69, 28 and 20 aircrews by January 1942.

9 Various reviews of comprehensive geriatric assessment already exist in the literature but have shortfalls in their comprehensiveness.

Nevertheless, because of the broader health system issues, where managers lack tools to properly enforce policies in general, approaches to manage dual practice also had shortfalls.

The research estimates that India and Bangladesh will have shortfall of water about 70 and 60%% respectively (Condon et al. 2009, 32 33).

The inclusion of the coupling effects by considering both target and projectile have rotational deformations that enhances the full quantum mechanical calculations around and below the Coulomb barrier, but still have shortfall in reproducing data especially below the Coulomb barrier.

The Lansing State Journal sites that 55 school districts will have deficit shortfalls with 7 being in the red.

The central bank has experienced shortfalls on six other occasions, most recently in April.

Previous research has identified shortfalls in certain areas related to these GBRS.