Sentence examples for major shortfall in from inspiring English sources

"That was the major shortfall in my forecast and I assume in most others," said Lynn Reaser, the chief economist at Banc of America Capital Management.

Ticket sales and donations are both down about 6percentto8percentcompanyofficialsficialsaidid, causing a major shortfall in revenue.

"Dr Dean's solution of 'banning' NHS consultants from working for other employers, which is how it would have to work in radiology, would leave the NHS with a major shortfall in radiology service provision until the current workforce shortage is addressed".

Two, even if there is a soft landing, corporate fixed expenses have built up during this nine-year period of prosperity and will be hard to roll back, so that a minor shortfall in revenues will cause a major shortfall in profits".

However, there is still a major shortfall in drug availability in low and middle income countries, with only around one third of those who need drugs (around 9 million) on them, and infections are still on the rise - 2.6m new infections last year.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) identifies a major shortfall in capital for renewables.

In early December, the EU commissioner for humanitarian aid crisis response, Kristalina Georgieva, said 7 million people were already facing shortages in Niger, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria and Burkina Faso, with major shortfalls in food production in many areas.

The retention issue would not be so much of a problem if plenty of new teachers were coming through, but last month figures from Ucas revealed major shortfalls in trainee teacher numbers for the new academic year.

Given the fiscal challenges the nation faces -- spiraling deficits, ballooning debt, and major shortfalls in popular entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare -- tax cut fundamentalism has become a dangerous basis for policy-making.

In countries with major shortfalls in the rheumatology workforce, health systems are likely to need all rheumatologists for full-time clinical practice, leaving insufficient time for research activities.

Regardless of the rule used to measure skew, the results show major shortfalls in making a wide variety of contraceptive choices available.