Sentence examples for have a shortfall from inspiring English sources
12.19pm BST Labour's Nick Brown asks why the NHS is estimated to have a shortfall of £2bn next year.
"Our best projections indicate we're going to have a shortfall of about $400 million," spokeswoman Carrie Martin said.
The budget next year is projected to have a shortfall of $2.7 billion, rising by 2011 to $6.5 billion.
"In that sense, the scheme can only have a shortfall where there has been fraud or theft.
Leaders in Detroit have said that without significant spending cuts, they will run out of money by April, and have a shortfall of about $45 million by June.
McKinsey, the consulting firm, published a report last year that concluded that by 2020 Germany would have a shortfall of two million qualified people to fill open jobs.
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 M.T.A. also has a shortfall of $17 billion in its next five-year rebuilding program.
She said the WFP had a shortfall of $250m£168m8m) to operate its programmes for the next six months.
