Sentence examples for internal shortfalls from inspiring English sources

These forecasts which can range in sophistication from back-of-the-envelope approximations to numbers produced by computer simulation of different scenarios will yield estimates of anticipated internal shortfalls (or surpluses) in each job function over time.

An internal budget shortfall has seen Michelle Guthrie's chief financial officer Louise Higgins rip $1.4m out of the news budget to pay for the next federal election coverage.

More recently, an internal Republican committee criticised shortfalls in the digital side of the 2012 Mitt Romney campaign.

But Mr. Gibson cautioned lawmakers that there had been a "historic shortfall in internal V.A. capacity" and that the department required far more than money to simply send some patients to outside doctors.

This paradox explains why only about one company in nine has sustained more than a minimum level of profitable growth during the past decade, and why 85percentt of executives blame internal factors for their shortfall, not external ones beyond their control.

Banks across northern Europe should be able to address capital needs from internal sources, while banks with shortfalls in the more stressed environments of southern Europe may need to turn to external markets and more meaningful deleveraging through asset sales.

Arthur Judson, the Philharmonic's manager, put his finger on a further shortfall in an internal memo demanding: "Why is it that every important novelty given in N.Y. is done by Boston, Philadelphia or some other visiting orchestra?... Other conductors find new works and new ideas.

Shortfalls of 398 consultants in internal medicine and 340 consultants in surgery are expected to occur by the year 2007.

A huge internal population shift among African Americans addressed these shortfalls, particularly during the World Wars, when defense industries required more unskilled labour.

Such shortfalls can be addressed in areas with internal contracting and SOA status, but in others it is harder to fill these gaps, according to health manager key informants at all levels of the health system.

A serious internal capacity risk exists when there will be a significant shortfall in the workers required for key job functions in the short to medium term.