Sentence examples for increasing shortfall from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, this is still far removed from the level of sophistication required to counter the ever increasing shortfall in supply of kidneys for transplantation.

It is also contributing to a heightened sense of job insecurity, and the prospect of an increasing shortfall in decent, well-paid jobs for all.

They also expect to see an increasing shortfall in drivers, with over 100,000 jobs open and unable to find drivers to fill them.

The rapidly increasing proportion of women in general practice may lead to an increasing shortfall of medical availability in the future if current work patterns are maintained.

Some states, such as Illinois, California, New York and New Jersey certainly have overspent, overpromised and struggle in the face of increasing "shortfalls". The solution for that is not to open the tax floodgates for government officials in those states -- much less all the states -- but for them to deal with the fiscal messes they have created.

The changes mean projected values will be lower, and "most customers will see an increased shortfall", said the company.

"The governor and his cabinet are working as we speak to reconcile this increased shortfall with the cuts in our budget," said Ms. Buono, a Democrat from Middlesex County.

The $100 million in cuts from the 2011 budget will come on top of $160 million axed from the 2010 budget.

However when taking into account the scaled difference, as described by Wendl [ 18], we see a dramatically increased "shortfall" between actual and expected coverage as more clones are sequenced.

By this measure, rising bills have had a severe impact on the fuel-poor, increasing the shortfall from £256 per household in 2004 to £402 in 2009.

And according to the committee's projection, it would permanently change the budgetary baseline, substantially increasing the shortfall between what the government takes in and what it sends out ― to the tune of $4.5 trillion over the next 10 years.