Sentence examples for perceived shortfall from inspiring English sources

That said, Mr. Revie acknowledged the perceived shortfall.

The recent strength has been generated by the perceived shortfall in the products market.

Mr. Nathanson, the analyst, said that MySpace's perceived shortfall had been frustrating.

Gatland, having already presided over one successful Lions tour, counters that the potential collective bond within next year's squad could overcome any perceived shortfall in quality.

There are plenty of Americans who don't endorse Stewart's indictment of cable news; there's even a reasonably large group that doesn't buy Beck's perceived shortfall in American religiosity.

This perceived shortfall could be turned into a positive boost for the entire Gulf.

Barclays is working on ways to get around around the European Union's cap on bonuses by handing its top bankers new payments to top up perceived shortfalls caused by politicians' attempts to clamp down on escalating City rewards.

In response, Sandberg has learned to talk fluently about race and class – "women of colour" is now part of her lexicon – and, in the new graduate edition of the book, to address some of Lean In's perceived shortfalls.

To counter these perceived shortfalls he requested units equipped with long ranged P-38 Lightning fighters.

They felt this was important in improving the perceived shortfalls in Aboriginal patients' understanding of the complexity of their treatment regimens.

"The downgrades principally reflect lingering concerns about the company's perceived funding shortfall as expected to occur in 2003, and the insufficiency of the company's actions to address this critical concern," Moody's said in a report to investors.