Sentence examples for points to shortfalls from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Speaking privately, an All Nippon official pointed to numerous shortfalls in the level of service AirAsia brought to Japan.

Focusing on purchasing, Miemczyk et al. (2012) systematically review extant studies on the dyad, chain, and network levels and find that environmental sustainability in dyadic contexts prevails, thus pointing to the shortfalls of addressing social aspects and sustainability risks beyond the dyad level.

They also point to such shortfalls as elementary schools only having a school nurse one or two days a week, which the union says risks children's safety.

Senlis thinks this could be a panacea for a country that has in recent years depended on opium for about half of its GNP.The council points to an alarming shortfall in the supply of painkillers, particularly in poor countries.

The letter points to the $20 billion shortfall that is required from donors for Africa to achieve its target, and calls on donors to make new funding commitments and support programs like the Global Fund for Agriculture.

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.

The shortfall points to an aspect of U.S. border security that has received little attention in the debate over Trump's immigration agenda.

The shortfall points to executives having been too optimistic in their estimate of the amount of revenue actually earned during this period while being less enthusiastic about taking some other running costs into account.