Sentence examples for shortfall approach from inspiring English sources
A proportional shortfall approach yields a different ranking, the main difference being that acute stroke victims become worse off, second only to rheumatoid arthritis.
Past health would have to be treated as a separate concern if this was to be taken into account in the proportional shortfall approach.
The relative shortfall approach is based on the notion that people of all ages have a legitimate claim to fulfil their health potential.
Only recently, in response to the oil supply disruptions in Libya, Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi in an ephemeral moment of statesmanship as much as assured world's oil markets that Saudi Arabia stood ready to make up the Libyan shortfall approaching 1.5 million barrels/day with Saudi Arabia's spare production capacity of 4.5 million barrels/day.
DECISIONS about school repair and maintenance are made by unionized custodians and centralized bureaucracies with their own priorities and budgets -- and, lately, budget shortfalls approaching $3 billion.
We use the target shortfall probability approach, it may be easier to motivate and explain to manufacturer.
Mr. Bloomberg suggested that the larger organizations in particular try to make up the shortfall by approaching private sector donors.
Chicago is facing a record budget shortfall -- approaching $700 million when the cost of police and fire contracts are factored in -- setting the stage for another raid on reserves generated by the parking meter and Chicago Skyway leases.
The Democratic leaders said little today about their legislative plans, however, which have been dampened by the state's revenue shortfall, expected to approach $2 billion by the end of the fiscal year in June.
A major shortfall of this approach is the inability to assess the risk caused by the well-known geological uncertainty, i.e. the in situ grade and tonnage variability of the mineral deposit.
The problem is that both plans ignore a chorus of forecasts of long rainy days ahead, with budget shortfalls that could approach $12 billion in the next three years.
