Sentence examples for shortfall a from inspiring English sources

Michel Kazatchkine, the Global Fund's boss, says that existing schemes will not be cut, but calls the shortfall a blow to planned new ones.

To cover the shortfall, a bridging-force of troops from NATO, which is already providing logistical support, should be urgently dispatched.

"If we must have foreign labour to make up our shortfall," a journalist pleaded, "let it be free labour… forced labour is intolerable".

In addition, Fort Ticonderoga, the historic site in upstate New York, last summer considered selling some artifacts to plug a shortfall, a proposal it later abandoned.

Despite that shortfall, a spokeswoman for the archdiocese, Donna M. Morrissey, said in a statement tonight that it would not take Voice of the Faithful's money.

It places the corporation in a situation where more cuts to jobs and programming are needed because of the funding shortfall, a move which will inevitably compromise quality.

That is a meaningful shortfall, an 80% difference between the money they needed and the money they got.

–In case of a shortfall from a prior year, make the necessary withdrawal immediately.

UK government borrowing came in at £10.3bn in October, excluding the impact of the banking bailout – a record for the month and compared with a £10.1bn shortfall a year ago, separate figures showed.

A shortfall from an Olympic Games catering business could see Birmingham City Council facing a £7.7m budget hole.

Selling equity in Aramco is a stopgap arrangement that only makes sense in anticipation of a prolonged oil slump and fiscal shortfall -- a band-aid on a hemorrhage that really requires a tourniquet.