Sentence examples for of a shortfall from inspiring English sources

Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco, who had maintained for many weeks that he would leave office next month with a surplus, has concurred in predictions of a shortfall.

He is also thinking of a shortfall.

Measuring the effect of Intel's announcement is difficult because some analysts have warned of a shortfall.

Inventories will probably stay tight, and there will be fears of a shortfall.

First, as big as $34 billion sounds, it's far, far less of a shortfall than many people were predicting.

The prospect of a shortfall of permits led international climate officials on Wednesday to call for possible stiffer targets for Europe.

Last week it was revealed that Derry may have to cut its cultural programme because of a shortfall in ticket sales and sponsorship.

Figures released on the morning of the budget showed that public borrowing jumped in February, in part because of a shortfall in self-assessed income-tax receipts.

Stuart Southall, the chairman of the ACA, said such low contribution levels put pension scheme members in danger of a shortfall when they reached retirement.

While Ms. Ferber learned of a shortfall in customer money in the afternoon of Oct. 30, she said she believed it to be an accounting error.

But the continuing rise in cases comes at a time when the courts, prosecution service and police are all under severe pressure because of a shortfall in resources.