Sentence examples for it will fall short from inspiring English sources

Otherwise it will fall short of its potential.

US electric carmaker Tesla has said it will fall short of its annual shipment targets, sparking worries about its production capabilities.

The company is the country's top smartphone seller, and China accounted for the majority of the 34.7 million smartphones that Xiaomi sold in the first half of this year, but Xiaomi said it will fall short of its sales target for 2015.

Still, State expects it will fall short in meeting its court ordered monthly production goal at the end of the month. .

The company warned it will fall short of profit estimates in its fourth quarter and for the 2000 fiscal year.

Three out of four major exit polls in India suggest that the BJP and its allies will get an outright majority, while one says it will fall short by a little over 20 seats.

Though the film, which received largely positive reviews, is expected to make more than $24 million for the weekend, it apparently will fall short of the $30 million it was projected to make.

The Houston-based company yesterday surprised no one when it said sales will fall short of estimates by 9% to $8.4 billion and that earnings per share will meet already lowered estimates of four cents.

The report says that this level is below what it was at this point last year last year, making it likely that 2012 will fall short of 2011 in terms of both dollars and deal volume.

Since then, a tortuously slow process has led world football to a decision that will have huge ramifications for the global sporting calendar, and the broadcasters and sponsors who bankroll it, even if they will fall short of some of the more apocalyptic predictions.

"Investment for the first three quarters of the year was $20 billion into 2,661 deals, a level well below this point last year, making it likely that 2012 will fall short of 2011 in terms of both dollars and deal volume," the PwC release asserted.