If they look toward the city, Long Island or the other Hudson Valley counties, they will increase the pressures on households who face their own shortfalls in affordable housing.
If they look to the city or its northern suburbs, they will increase the pressures on the households there who face their own shortfalls in affordable housing.
But with a handful of intemperate remarks by him and his aides to a magazine writer, General McChrystal demonstrated the perils of letting the public see too much of its commanders at war — and of his own shortfalls as the manager of his public image.
"Having gone through 15 years of participating in the market economy I am also the one who is most aware of its own shortfalls," she says.
Countries that have their own currencies, like the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada could deal with their own shortfalls simply by running larger budget deficits.
It may impose the need for other places to play "cultural catch-up," blinding us from our own shortfalls in the process.
In March 2012, Bloomberg reported that a memo produced by congressional investigators quotes an internal company e-mail as saying Corzine gave "direct instructions" to use customer money to cover the company's own shortfalls prior to bankruptcy.
Moreover, the use of multivariate tests in place of univariate tests does not solve the dilemma, because multivariate tests present their own shortfalls, including interpretation problems (if there is a difference between experimental groups, multivariate tests do not tell us which variable might differ as a result of treatment, and univariate testing may still be needed).
As FEMA struggles with its own significant shortfall in financing, officials at the agency emphasized this week that immediate relief efforts were not being shortchanged even as the agency had been forced to shift money to cover its costs.
But social care is also facing its own funding shortfall.
