Sentence examples for is expected to fall short from inspiring English sources

That bill, too, is expected to fall short.

That is expected to fall short of what will be needed, but officials said more money would be found.

But the measure is expected to fall short — as similar proposals have — as Democrats from energy-producing states join with the Senate's Republican minority against it.

But in the Senate, with a solid wall of Republican opposition, the measure is expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to avoid a filibuster.

His plan is expected to fall short of a break-up of the bank, but is likely to involve 2,000 job cuts.

Mr. Obama's plan is expected to fall short of the major spending initiatives many Democrats would like to see to bolster job creation.

Most regional governments are expected to fall short of their budget deficit targets this year; only eight of the country's 17 regional governments met last year's target.

First-quarter earnings are expected to fall short of the 52 cents a share earned in the first quarter of this fiscal year, the company said.

It said its profit margin was 4.2% in the 2012-13 financial year and was expected to fall short of the 5% target again this year.

Although support for prime minister, Mariano Rajoy's, PP has increased in recent weeks on the back of improved economic figures (GDP is now growing by more than 3%), the party is expected to fall well short of the 176 seats needed to win a majority.

The city is expected to fall about $200 million short before the end of this fiscal year in June.