Sentence examples for operational shortfalls from inspiring English sources

So the Navy needs to think about near-term solutions to whatever operational shortfalls it faces in the area -- solutions that materially improve capabilities without draining money from other vital missions (like sustaining nuclear deterrence).

The aircraft initially suffered from a range of serious mechanical and software problems as well as a shortage of spare parts, and were assessed as "experiencing significant operational shortfalls" in a 2002 Australian National Audit Office report.

It's unknown how much money the security agencies have asked for and what operational shortfall they're expecting but increasing the "stop terrorism" kitty is always viewed as a political winner – regardless of its effectiveness.

We budgeted operational shortfall in an operational contingency budget that we will utilize if the need arises.

A critical barrier we observed was around shortage of staff and operational capacity within the Pharmaceutical Services Unit, along with a shortfall of trained pharmacists in the country.

"Accounting adjustments were viewed at times as an acceptable device to compensate for earnings shortfalls that could not be closed through operational means," the public filing reads.

Among the problems analysts point to as of serious concern are shortfalls in production rates and car deliveries, certain other operational issues, including capital resources, and management disruptions due to recent sudden departure of key executives.

Major acquisitions are hard for the best companies, and Power-One has left a trail of operational missteps and missed goals, such as the recent earnings shortfall caused by a fumbling contract manufacturer.

The suggestion that a planned increase in the number of part-time reservists will make up the shortfall, without this fundamentally changing the likely nature of UK operational capabilities, is not persuasive.

(viii) Review, document, and improve operational and strategic investment decisions and management processes based on the achievement or shortfall of impact and lessons learned.

To address these shortfalls, the European Union Geriatric Medicine Society EUGMSS) decided in 2009 to create a Sarcopenia Working Group that would develop operational definitions and diagnostic criteria for sarcopenia to be used in clinical practice as well as in research studies.