Sentence examples similar to point shortfall from inspiring English sources

This would further reduce inflation, since the Bank calculates that a one-percentage-point shortfall in American growth could eventually cut British inflation by 0.2-0.4 0.2-0.4

This approach concludes that 80% of the two-percentage-point shortfall in growth relative to other recoveries is caused by slower potential.

If inflation is destined to increase over the next ten years, the 2.17% bonds will rapidly outyield their traditional fixed-coupon counterparts and that 0.4-point shortfall will be a memory.

At that point, the shortfall arising from Albany's failure to pass a new budget would have to be passed on to local taxpayers.

At one point, a shortfall of as much as $90 million was feared for the 2000-4 qualthoughm, althofficialscials have since whittled that amount to $20 million on a yet-to-be-approved yet-to-be-approved yet-to-be-approved yet-to-be-approved $495 million

Britain had a 30-point productivity shortfall with the US in 2014 - up three points on the previous year - and an unchanged 31-point gap with France.

The deaths of two children in Border Patrol custody point to shortfalls in health care provided to migrants, who sometimes arrive with serious illness and injury.

As there is no a priori biological reason why patients with mental health disorders should die prematurely, a large survival difference between different regions and different mental health care systems could point to shortfalls in the overall quality of medical care, not just mental health care, for this especially vulnerable group of patients.

A modified startracker approach was chosen to allow for lock-on capture over a large field-of-view to mitigate against ADCS coarse pointing performance shortfalls.

Current data suggest that BC rates in German hospitals are considerably lower than recommended; this points to shortfalls in the application of microbiological analyses.

England faces a looming crisis over primary school numbers as official figures point to a shortfall of 10,000 places across the country within four years.