Sentence examples for notable shortfall from inspiring English sources

Any "notable shortfall in economic performance from the exemplary standard of recent years runs the risk of reviving mistrust of market-oriented systems, even among conventional policy makers," Mr. Greenspan said, returning to a theme he last addressed at a Fed conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., in August.

(F, 5/06) Another notable shortfall was a food store within acceptable walking distance.

If not addressed this year, political analysts say, the shortfall could pose a serious obstacle if Mr. Quinn runs for re-election, as notables from within his own party are already testing the waters for a possible primary challenge next year.

The shortfall was especially notable because it was due to slowing sales from just one of its top game titles, Line Rangers.

"There's still a pretty notable digital divide and competitive shortfall, and deploying gigabit services to select portions of a small number of cities isn't doing much so far to seriously impact this".

Cruz's surprise victory, Trump's shortfall and Rubio's notable finish -- and the tight Democratic race -- would be drama enough leading into New Hampshire, but the state's history seems destined to add more before the Feb. 9 primary.

Macmillan first stumbled upon the problem when a textbook they published, Lehninger's Principles of Biochemistry (which retails for up to $200), experienced a notable increase in adoptions but a shortfall in sales.

Notable in the Times' second-quarter revenue shortfall that precipitated my layoff was the minimal ad buy for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2, the eighth movie in the series with Daniel Radcliffe, originally cast at 11, trying to stay twerpy-looking at 22. So, if I want to look at it that way, I was done in by an aging twerp.

The most notable example of erroneous prediction is the 1990 one made by Richard Atkinson, president of the University of California, on "a looming shortfall in Ph.D. supply".

"That's the shortfall.

So why the shortfall?