Sentence examples for marked shortfall from inspiring English sources

"The fiscal position remains concerning and any marked shortfall in economic performance would see the borrowing numbers at uncomfortable levels.

India was hoping that its tourist industry would get a shot in the arm from the games but it appears that many would-be visitors have decided to stay away, with guest houses reporting that a lack of bookings is forcing them to close and hotels reporting a marked shortfall in expected visitors.

After the marked shortfall in supply which characterized the 2004 2005 season, the projected supply of inactivated influenza vaccine for the 2005 – 06 season appeared adequate as of March 25 , 2005

Although nearly two weeks have passed since the Lantern Festival that officially marks the end of the 15-day holiday, cities across China are still facing a serious labor shortfall.

General Kobets has been charged with corruption.Germany's government, facing a tax shortfall of DM18 billion ($10.6 billion), said it would ask the Bundesbank to revalue its gold reserves so that the federal government can mark up the profit.Vaclav Klaus, the Czech prime minister, reshuffled his cabinet in an effort to reverse his government's plummeting popularity.

The campaign marks a sharp escalation in the attacks on Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican, from labor and Democrats angry about his plan to close an $11.5 billion shortfall in the coming fiscal year's budget mostly through borrowing and deep reductions in aid for schools and health care programs.

Critics note the shortfalls.

In 2014, raising the income cap to $180,000 would have restored the 90percentt mark and logically filled the income shortfall.

At the same time, government funding for public hospitals has moved from full cost-based reimbursement to prospective budgeting, with the public sector share of finance falling from 60% in the 1980s to 11% in 2009. 1 2 To partially compensate for the shortfall in public finance, a drug mark-up policy was introduced to allow hospitals to earn a 15% mark-up on the sale of pharmaceutical products.

The Bush administration has rejected calls from refugee advocates and a bipartisan group of lawmakers to make up for the shortfall in the federal refugee resettlement program, which officials concede marks the biggest drop in two decades.

Assuming that regulators test for a recovery rate of 30% on Greek debt and apply the EBA's "adverse" economic scenario for 2012, then European banks would have a capital shortfall of about €90 billion ($124 billion) if the minimum pass mark for core capital is raised to 7%.