Sentence examples for ongoing shortfall from inspiring English sources

The Rics chief economist, Simon Rubinsohn, said: "Although recent announcements by the government on housing are very welcome, the ongoing shortfall of stock across much of the sales and lettings markets is set to continue to underpin prices and rents.

As for Governor Schwarzenegger's plans in California, "the problem is that it's a one-time infusion of cash when we have an ongoing budget shortfall," says Jean M. Ross, executive director of the California Budget Project, a nonprofit watchdog group.

It would be better to tackle the ongoing significant shortfall in midwife numbers than to embark on what the RCM sees as "yet another major and costly distraction for the NHS [and] an enormous leap in the dark".

Another major economic headwind that will blow hard next year is the ongoing budget shortfalls at state and local governments.

But in light of ongoing budget shortfalls, slow reform and current rates of spending, the Kingdom may have less than five years to deplete its foreign currency reserves according to the IMF.

One of the rationales provided by the draft ballot to justify its unprecedented reach into the lives of public employees is the ongoing funding shortfalls that California and many of its cities find themselves confronting.

As Californians depend on core public programs in increasing numbers and need - from the state's welfare-to-work program (CalWORKS) to In-Home Sthee Services to tHealthythy Families Program -- the state's ongoing budget shortfalls have lead to draconian cuts in the very services that have functioned as a lifeline for millions and prevented a more pronounced economic collapse.

A major unfinished priority is polio eradication; this goal is particularly threatened by funding shortfalls and ongoing transmission in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Nigeria, which have seeded infection in other countries in which polio had been eliminated (34 ).

Mr Ford blamed the shortfall on the ongoing dispute between the DUP and Sinn Féin about welfare reform.

Others felt that regular, ongoing training could be more effective in addressing current shortfalls in non-Aboriginal staffs' cultural knowledge.

In the runup to the autumn statement, we all knew the ongoing squeeze on living standards was leading to a huge shortfall in tax revenues, throwing deficit reduction plans badly off track.