Sentence examples for shortfall amounting from inspiring English sources

An independent audit released on Friday projects that the agency's expected losses will swamp its anticipated revenue, with a shortfall amounting to about $16.3 billion in its portfolio of insured home mortgages.

An independent audit to be released on Friday projects that the administration will not have the cash reserves to pay all of its obligations, with the total shortfall amounting to about $16.3 billion.

That figure doesn't include the cost of Discretionary Housing Payments (short term grants to enable vulnerable tenants to meet the housing benefit shortfall, amounting to around £680,000 in Newcastle this year).

Kathimerini explains: During a meeting at TAIPED's headquarters, the mission chiefs of the European Central Bank, the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund called for more action so that this year's revenue shortfall, amounting to 1 billion euros, can be covered in 2014.

That unanimous ruling, now before the California Supreme Court, could be a vehicle for reducing a shortfall amounting to hundreds of billions of dollars in state and local pension systems.

The shortfall amounts to £800 per child per year, according to the NDNA.

Mr. White calculated that the building's shortfall amounts to $5 million a month.

He would not be drawn on whether the current shortfall amounted to a crisis.

According to one estimate (see bar-chart below), the annual shortfall amounts to £27 billion ($42 billion) a year.

Initial leaks had suggested the shortfall amounted to £200m, but after the overspending story initially leaked, the Lib Dems said the one-off capital allocation was in fact £150m.

This year, the shortfall amounted to $1.4bn of the $8bn needed to properly implement interventions, while research into the development of new diagnostics, drugs and vaccines is facing an annual funding gap of at least $1.3bn.