Sentence examples for immediate shortfalls from inspiring English sources

"The government should back the funding pledges of an additional £8bn by 2020/21 as a minimum and cover immediate shortfalls in funding for 2015/16.

Worse, the new money is mostly to "keep the show on the road" by dealing with immediate shortfalls in pay, housing and military readiness.

By allowing the Chicago Public Schools a three-year hiatus in funding its pension obligations, the Madigan plan increases the immediate shortfall in funding teacher pensions by an estimated $1.3 billion.

The proposal would take video poker and cigarette tax money and drain a reserve fund to make up an immediate shortfall of $250 million.

There is no easy way to fix the immediate shortfall of $1 billion in the current budget and a projected $6 billion gap in the next, especially when forecasters see red for years ahead.

Regarding aircraft, for example, Lord Robertson said that one way for Europeans nations to fill an immediate shortfall would be to lease American C-17 transport planes until the European-made A-400 transport planes are purchased in sufficient numbers.

In 1992, biotechnology industries setting up shop in Montgomery County, Maryland, faced an immediate shortfall of local talent.

The government has already provided 300 billion won in low-interest loans to the Kaesong companies to help them cope with immediate liquidity shortfalls.

Upon entering office in the middle of a fiscal year, he faced an immediate $650 million shortfall and a projected $3 billion deficit for the next year.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned that this would leave an immediate £7.6bn shortfall.

"If investors should become unwilling to loan the United States money, the United States could face an immediate cash shortfall.