Sentence examples for largest shortfall from inspiring English sources

It was the largest shortfall in April since records began in 1993.

It would be the largest shortfall since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

The areas with the largest shortfall in council and social housing stock were Medway, Solihull and the Isle of Wight.

That was almost twice as large as the previous year's deficit, also a record, and the largest shortfall since the ministry started keeping such data in 1979.

The budget plan pulls together enough revenue to close the largest shortfall in the state's history, estimated most recently by Mr. McGreevey at $6 billion.

This was the first surplus for this quarter in a decade.South Korea's current-account deficit widened to $1.2 billion in March, its largest shortfall since before the economy had to be bailed out by the IMF six years ago.

Under the departing president, Nicolas Sarkozy, the deficit has declined, but at 5.2 percent of gross domestic product, it is one of the largest shortfalls in the euro area.

The state's most recent report said that as of June 2009, the pension funds should have had assets of $112 billion to meet their future obligations, but had only $66 billion — one of the largest shortfalls, known as unfunded liability, in the country.

As they revealed the latest gap, administration officials proposed a draconian set of cuts designed to close one of the largest shortfalls in modern history, including big reductions in the state's public education budget, the elimination of state financing for parks, the closing of at least one state agency and the sale of state assets.

State budgets for 2010 face the largest shortfalls on record, totaling $194 billion or 28percentt of state budgets; and 2011 is expected to be worse.

Overall, the review found paucity in both quality and numbers of evaluation of humanitarian actions, with the largest shortfalls evident in evaluations focused at country-wide and systemic levels.