Sentence examples for shortfall come from inspiring English sources

But because Britain's departure will cost the EU – the UK contributes 12.5percentt of its budget – the Commission has suggested it won't discuss free trade arrangements until it's dealt with the divorce bill first, or else it'll be left with a financial shortfall come 2019.

We're asking for one in three CVs, with the shortfall coming from the rung below.

The shortfall comes from a combination of loss of income and additional expenditure.

Most of the recent shortfall came from losses related to store closings.

Most of this $385 billion shortfall came from underreporting income, which is often more creative than it sounds.

The shortfall came on top of the $2.4 billion loss Kmart reported last week for its most recent fiscal year, which ended Jan . 30

But a substantial part of the shortfall came from developments that might be seen more as accounting surprises than bad news.

Most of the shortfall came from lighter-than-expected sales of the company's Windows operating system software, with sales to business customers especially poor, analysts said.

Mr. Turner said news of the shortfall came as a surprise to the board "that we just learned about within the last few days".

Rather, what bothers me is that Apple's financial shortfall comes from a clear refusal to recognize some very important realities.

A Goldman Sachs analysis reckons that growth in new households has been some 50% short of trend since the recession began, with over half of the shortfall coming from those aged 18-34.