Sentence examples for leave a shortfall from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grossmann, the RWE chief, said Mrs. Merkel's move would leave a shortfall of more than 100 terawatt hours of electricity, roughly 17 percent of the total consumption.

The proposal would leave a shortfall that Barclays estimated at $15 or $16 billion, for which funding would have to be found.

The engineering group estimates that the nation needs an investment of about $3.6 trillion by 2020, but that current levels of spending will leave a shortfall of $1.6 trillion.

With intakes from nursing education numbering only 53,700, this will leave a shortfall of 56,950 if the government is to boost numbers by an additional 20,000 full-time nurses.

That would leave a shortfall of £9 billion in 2005-06 on the Treasury's projection.Most of the increase in the tax take projected by the Treasury comes from a recovery in corporation tax.

He cited figures from the Nuffield Trust that suggest growing care needs will leave a shortfall of up to £29bn a year unless services can be delivered more efficiently.

The partners will contribute $400 million to $600 million, although that still leaves a shortfall.

That leaves a shortfall of about £7,819 on average, or £651 a month.

Together, the two appeals have received less than $1.6bn, leaving a shortfall of $2.8bn.

The UN drought appeal for Djibouti has raised $17.4m of a total of $33.3m needed, leaving a shortfall of $15.9m.

Over four years $32m was returned to the Australia Council, still leaving a shortfall of $73m.