Sentence examples for shortfall attributed to from inspiring English sources
F.H.A.'s projected loss, more than four times the shortfall attributed to the home program last year, raised concerns about the agency's ability to lead the national effort to rescue homeowners facing foreclosure.
The acting secretary general, Markus Kattner, the interim successor to the sacked Jérôme Valcke, revealed Fifa was more than half a billion US dollars behind its projected US$5bn revenue target for the four-year cycle until 2018, with the shortfall attributed to the crisis.
Cook County's revenues fell $166.3 million (7.1 percent) short of expectations in the fiscal year that ended Nov. 30, with nearly all of the shortfall attributed to lower-than-expected patient fees from the county's health system, the county's interim comptroller said Wednesday.
The huge shortfall is attributed to the Performance Materials division, where volumes, pricing and margins at Apple appear to be well short of expectations.
They found that in comparison to whole sections, the TMA had an accuracy of 87%, and the shortfall was attributed to small cores of tissue not representing the whole tumour well (Donati et al, 2004).
The shortfalls were attributed to a slowdown in marketing and technology spending, particularly in financial services.
The company, based in Winston-Salem, N.C., said the shortfall could be attributed to "the dampening of activity in market-sensitive" businesses like capital markets, mortgages and investments.
Economic growth has slowed during 2005 to 1.6-1.7 1.6-1.7, its lowest since early 1993.But not all the productivity shortfall can be attributed to the downturn.
Company officials said the sales shortfall could be attributed to later shipping schedules this year, and to a growing number of customers planning to use Intuit's online tax preparation Web site instead.
An AOL spokesman would not comment on how much of the shortfall could be attributed to the news-related costs, but those costs appeared small compared with the effect of the advertising slump.
The shortfall had been attributed to hiccups in would-be deal-closings at the quarter's end.
