Sentence examples for its shortfall from inspiring English sources

Facing a projected deficit of $300 million over the next three years, the county received a $105 million, five-year bailout from the state this year, with the provision that it reduce its shortfall by $70 million in 2001 and 2002 and $80 million in 2003.

The BoE has previously said it will watch carefully for signs that Britain – which suffered balance of payments trouble in the 1960s and 1970s – might find it harder to cover its shortfall with the outside world due to concerns about the referendum.

When the German finance ministry looked at its shortfall in tax revenues against its budget last month, it listed the figure as 12.5 billion euros.

Nor will it be possible for the United States to continue to make up its shortfall with oil from abroad.

Its shortfall, now $65 billion, would look bigger.

The company, based in Richmond, Va., largely blamed federal regulators for its shortfall.

When Tutto Fresco disappoints (and it succeeds more than it fails), its shortfalls revolve around the use of salt and spices, as in not enough of either.

Over the years, as I learned more about the country I had immigrated to, in spite of the unbelievable personal growth it had allowed, I focused more on its shortfalls.

She criticized MI6 for what she called its shortfalls in handling the case, including a delay of a week by Mr. Williams's MI6 manager in reporting that he was missing from work.

But in brief remarks to reporters, Ronald A. Stack, a veteran municipal banker who is the oversight board's chairman, said he remained unpersuaded by Mr. Mangano's assurances that the county had found adequate revenue to cover its shortfalls.

Our Treasury Department currently borrows those surpluses to help finance its shortfalls.