Sentence examples for increasing the shortfall from inspiring English sources

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.

Although the biggest LHA shortfalls have been felt most acutely in high rent areas such as London, the freeze is likely to increase the shortfall in places such as Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol.

A full extension of the Bush tax cuts would increase the shortfall in 2014 to 4.1% of GDP (see chart) and would produce a total budgetary cost of $3.3 trillion over the next decade.

It has been worsened not only by the continued downturn of the economy, but also by initiatives passed by California voters in November that had the effect of increasing the revenue shortfall by $1 billion.

There is legislation that has been sent to the Senate floor, the Miners Protection Act, that would address the pension shortfalls without increasing the federal budget deficit.

The decline, the council said, would increase the projected shortfall to $964 million, from $698 million.

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.

Explaining his new forecast of a greatly increased deficit, Mr. Darman said that higher-than-expected interest rates had increased the expected shortfall by $10 billion and that a decline in corporate profits had added $8 billion or $9 billion.

The delay also increased the earnings shortfall projected by Airbus through 2010 to €4.8 billion.

Obviously, the shorter timeframe will increase the proportional shortfall.