Sentence examples for sharp shortfall from inspiring English sources

The government said it would issue a record 44 trillion yen in bonds to finance the budget for next year and cover for a sharp shortfall in tax revenue.

Inventories in the EU are forecast to drop to 9.5 million tonnes, more than 3 million tonnes below the previous season's low, a reduction that is mainly caused by a sharp production shortfall in 2007.

In a couple of cases the shortfall was sharp.

As the panel wound down and panelists switched the conversation to social media and its ability to shape what media covers, Vargas had a sharp observation for newsroom shortfalls.

A1 Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Gore exchanged sharp comments over a $610 million shortfall in the Texas state budget.

General Blum said the main reason for the Army National Guard's recruiting shortfall was a sharp reduction in the number of recruits joining the Guard and Reserve when they leave active duty.

In sharp contrast to the staffing shortfalls with which Catholic schools have struggled, the ACE teachers' program is selective, attracting some 400 applications from new college graduates for just 90 openings, in the process serving the disadvantaged and fulfilling training requirements for a master's degree in education awarded by Notre Dame, at no cost to the student.

"There is no shortfall at all," Ms. Sharp said.

The new Pell initiative includes $13.5 billion to cover a shortfall caused by the sharp increase in the number of Americans enrolling in college during the recession.

I am writing to you today to confirm that we project a very significant budget shortfall due to an unexpected sharp decline in first-year enrollments and student retention this coming fall.

The company sought to explain the shortfall by pointing to the sharp increase in spot sales against contract sales in the six months.