Sentence examples for shortfall emerge from inspiring English sources

When actual demand exceeds predicted value, undesirable backorder and inventory shortfall emerge.

He has said the shortfall emerged in August after the death of a major investor; he has declined to identify that investor, as he did again on Friday.

If a serious retirement savings shortfall emerges after divorce, it's important to reset your financial priorities.

The policies were mostly taken out to cover the repayment of a mortgage, but as shortfalls emerged, the companies were forced to compensate savers to the tune of more than £2bn for mis-selling.

Among the questions is establishing why it took so long for the bank's capital shortfall to emerge.

The shortfall has emerged because an increasing number of people have become aware of a loophole that allows them not to pay the licence fee if they only watch catch-up television.

The scale of the capital shortfall did not emerge until June, after the Bank of England revealed that Co-op needed to find £1.5bn of extra capital after it had conducted an industry-wide analysis.

Lord Dyson revealed that a £38m shortfall had recently emerged.

And that could produce a much broader demand shortfall across the emerging world.To simplify things: QE was pro-cyclical for emerging markets but counter-cyclical for advanced economies and was probably beneficial on net.

AS the Yonkers public schools emerge from years of financial shortfalls and acrimony over desegregation and cutbacks, the school district, the state's fourth largest, is now looking to the private sector to assist its campaign to improve student achievement.

Mr Santana's projected deficits do not include any new costs that may emerge from that discussion (nor any shortfalls that the city will have to meet should its pension funds not meet their assumed, and optimistic, 7.75% annual return).