Sentence examples for service shortfalls from inspiring English sources

Service shortfalls are forgotten when the appetizers arrive.

With Labor in its fourth year of power, the public now assigns it responsibility for social service shortfalls.

Still, most of the food is delicious, and once the service shortfalls are corrected, this restaurant will be a delight.

On another night, the hostess could not have been more welcoming or our waitress sweeter, but there were still service shortfalls.

Amid widespread consumer resentment over service shortfalls and outages after last summer's derecho storm, Pepco was concerned with the possibility that much of its workforce would walk out.

It has been criticised for "service shortfalls" in regional areas in recent years, but Harvey said the beefed-up scheme would see new staff hired in regional areas, as well as ongoing engagement with Aboriginal groups.

Making their predicament worse is a service shortfall that has long bedeviled appliance owners of every geographic region and price range.

The costs to individuals and to society of this service shortfall have been shown time and again to be very significant.

Metropolitan areas like Tulsa, Okla., and Raleigh-Durham, N.C., have wrestled with perceived air-service shortfalls in recent years, and have galvanized political and business leaders to find solutions.

Two companies in succession did just that on the East Coast line from London to Edinburgh; in 2009 the government took over the service.A shortfall in passengers could be made up by raising fares.

And while the bulk of America Online's revenue came from monthly subscriptions to the service, the shortfall was primarily a result of poor advertising and electronic commerce revenue, which totaled $624 million.