Sentence examples for minor shortfalls from inspiring English sources

These minor shortfalls likely result from Se volatilization.

Despite its minor shortfalls, the book does cover a lot of material in a short space.

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".

Although that relatively minor shortfall poses no real risk of setting off inflation, it could portend bigger problems for the bank should it step up its bond purchases to anything close to the levels many economists now say might be necessary to hold the euro currency union together.

At the same time, such a shortfall is minor compared to the current Menier Chocolate Factory revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Aspects of Love," that rare production in which virtually everyone is miscast.

The outlines of a plan that would sustain Social Security without destroying it are clear: Allow the system to invest some of its surplus in private assets, and close the system's modest long-run financial shortfall by making minor adjustments to benefits and rescinding part of the recent tax cut.

The results also show that the amount of underpayment per underpaid worker (the average shortfall) is not minor and comparable with estimates for Central and Eastern European countries by Goraus and Lewandowski (2016) who find that the average shortfall goes from around 10% in Estonia to 40% in Slovenia.

A minor impediment to Cain's campaign, especially in light of his other knowledge shortfalls -- including his shocking ignorance about Libya -- but it's an important example of ideology trumping reality in Republican rhetoric.

How modest is the shortfall?

Any shortfall is likely to be made up in post-election deals with the numerous independents or minor parties.

The shortfalls are everywhere.