Sentence examples for lead to a shortfall from inspiring English sources

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In Britain, the bottling company's difficulties will lead to a shortfall in operating profit for the year, officials said late Monday after the stock market closed in New York.

New York officials estimated that the change could lead to a shortfall of at least $55.5 million, and perhaps force them to freeze the number of vouchers, demand more money from tenants or even evict tenants because of inadequate financing.

The Scottish National party's flagship financial policy of full fiscal autonomy could lead to a shortfall of nearly £9bn in Scotland's finances by 2020, according to the latest projections from the Institute of Fiscal Studies – a gap that would only be closed if growth were to double that predicted for the UK as a whole.

Using the government's projection for household numbers would lead to a shortfall of 750,000 homes by 2025, it found.

This means a shortfall of investment now could lead to a shortfall of gas - and higher gas prices - by 2020.

Wage moderation has therefore not led to a shortfall in demand, as originally feared by some.

True, the lower price leads to a shortfall in oil tax revenues, and more will have to be done to ease the tax burden on the industry.

In Germany, a cut by 50% of the reimbursement for fertility treatments approved by the government last year led to a shortfall of 10,000 births.

"For working people there is a cost-of-living crisis and that squeeze on living standards is not only hitting family budgets - it has also led to a shortfall in tax revenues".

For working people there is a cost-of-living crisis, and that squeeze on living standards is not only hitting family budgets – it has also led to a shortfall in tax revenues".