Sentence examples for potential shortfall from inspiring English sources

Yet slowly and methodically, museums have been mapping out strategies for dealing with the potential shortfall.

In November the FPC had estimated the potential shortfall could be between £24bn and £60bn.

It is unclear whether the firm's top executives were aware of a potential shortfall.

The Citigroup deal tries to address a potential shortfall of common stock, which investors and regulators now demand.

"We learned in March that there was a potential shortfall, and authorized management to lay people off," Mr. Jones said.

In Libya, antigovernment fighting has magnified a potential shortfall of the oil supply for global markets while sending prices higher.

It has some potential shortfalls, too, most of which are meant to short-circuit the political realities I outlined above.

The event gathered five experts to go beyond the readily apparent successes of Abenomics in order to examine some of its potential shortfalls.

The union has proposed that players finance the pension plan, but owners would be responsible for covering any potential shortfalls that might arise.

Although the government has proposed to compensate councils for the upheaval, Lewisham said this "will be nowhere near enough to cover the potential shortfalls between rent and housing benefit entitlement due to the changes".

Moody's report said there were "heightened liquidity concerns resulting from the absolute magnitude of the company's requisite growth requirements and the uncertainty regarding likely funding sources for potential shortfalls in the company's business plan".