Sentence examples for inevitable shortfall from inspiring English sources

Black markets to resell the goods (or the cards) people don't need to purchase goods they do, and doorstep lenders to make up the inevitable shortfall, will proliferate.

Traditional shotgun proteomic strategies that identify as many proteins as possible from an enzymatic protein digest suffer the inevitable shortfall that low-abundance proteins are systematically under-sampled, making quantification difficult.

This week came news of their brilliant idea to fix the problem of their inevitable budget shortfall was to hike sales taxes instead -- which fall on the poor the hardest.

One similarity: your local symphony, opera house and museum share the same culture of philanthropy, raising money either to buy new paintings or to make up for the inevitable box-office shortfall.

She added that the $4.2 billion in new borrowing would simply forestall cuts, which made future shortfalls inevitable.

But CBS made the shortfall all but inevitable when it slotted "Survivor" against television's strongest entertainment lineup: the NBC Thursday-night prime-time schedule.

And more cutbacks like these seem inevitable as 44 states are facing budget shortfalls over the next two years.

LGA Chairman Baroness Eaton said a £6.5bn funding shortfall over the next year meant cuts to services were "inevitable".

"It seems inevitable that a government turns to its central bank to bridge budget shortfalls, with the result being too-rapid money creation and eventually, not immediately, high inflation," he said at a policy forum here, sponsored by the Peterson-Pew Commission on Budget Reform. Peterson-Pew Commission on Budget Reform

It also speaks of a shortfall in Mr. Kerry's strategy of clearing the field by presenting himself as the inevitable choice of his party.

The dissolution of the minority government became inevitable after an ally, the far-right Freedom Party of Geert Wilders, abandoned negotiations on Saturday intended to cut a budget shortfall by billions of euros to meet targets agreed to last year in Brussels and to safeguard the country's coveted AAA credit rating.