Sentence examples for market shortfall from inspiring English sources

Assuming little or no change in sex, this suggests a market shortfall in 2011.

13 The perception that an EHR system will simply not be useful could also be a result of marketing shortfalls on the part of EHR vendors.

Those obstacles include policy gaps that undercut market demand, shortfalls in financing that lead to uncertainty and instability for investors, and an inadequate system for supporting innovation.

If demand remains strong, particularly in emerging markets, the shortfall in supply should eventually boost prices.

On Thursday, the company missed Wall Street forecasts, blaming the declining PC market for the shortfall.

Sugar prices doubled in the six months to October, as the market faced a shortfall.

IHS cited high pricing and poor marketing for the shortfall.

British Airways said its pension contributions would double to £251 million ($427 million), after falling markets quadrupled the shortfall in its employee pension plan.

Unlike previous tight talent markets where a shortfall in crucial skills reflected overall low unemployment, today's talent shortage is the result of a mismatch between available skills and needed ones.

The Murray Goulburn price cut was a correction for the company overestimating the international market, which created a shortfall of between $170m and $200m.

After a second consecutive earnings shortfall, the market tends to lose confidence in the company's management, and the shares suffer.