"I'm certain that we are going to find some significant intelligence shortfalls that contributed to this tragedy on Tuesday," Senator Graham said.
It mingles with a shortfall of intelligence, an excess of hair and a flickering sweetness: Sam Malone, the bartender in "Cheers," whom he played for more than a decade, until the show's finale in 1993.
READ MORE FROM THE INTERCEPT: U.S. military faced "critical shortfalls" in intelligence it uses to find and kill suspected terrorists.
The alliance was also working to "address critical shortfalls, such as drones for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, within NATO and in the European Union".
There are shortfalls in military engineers, artillery and intelligence.
The market intelligence group Estates Gazette, which carried out the analysis, argues that the shortfall is partially due to a 60% cut in social housing subsidy in the last government's 2010 spending review.
That would meet two-thirds of what commanders have portrayed in recent months as a shortfall of three brigades, or about 10,000 troops, including combat forces, trainers, intelligence officers and crews for added helicopters and troop carriers.
A frenzy of hiring following 9/11 after years of relative stagnation in the 1990s left the IC "dominated by senior and junior personnel, with shortfalls in the midcareer workforce," according to a 2013 Rand Corporation study entitled Workforce Planning in the Intelligence Community.
Dworkin adds a further twist: he affirms that personal traits such as native charm and intelligence potential and physical strength should also be regarded as resources, so equality of resources demands compensation for shortfalls in personal trait endowments.
The shortfall of young Americans in science and engineering does not reflect the state of U.S. education or the innate intelligence or work ethic of young Americans.
