Sentence examples for shortfall evidence from inspiring English sources

In California, political opponents of Gov. Gray Davis proclaimed the state's huge budget shortfall evidence of the governor's incompetence and mounted a recall campaign against him.

However, the use of BpTRU monitors has not been fully evaluated in the setting of high-risk CKD in secondary care; this is an important shortfall in evidence, as optimisation of BP assessment is crucial for accurate outcomes in patients with CKD.

The shortfall offers more evidence that the government's civilian departments have not received enough money to hire and train people ready to take up assignments in combat zones.

Police officials countered that the current shortfall in recruits is evidence that the department is willing to forsake its hiring goals rather than settle for less-qualified candidates.

The Gore campaign seized on news of a $750 million state budget shortfall in Texas as evidence that Mr. Bush's proposal for a $1.3 trillion tax cut for the United States over 10 years would derail the nation's roaring economy.

Other glaring shortfalls are evident.

Promise of Vehicle Armor, With Evidence of Shortfalls The commander of American ground forces in the Middle East vowed to provide armored vehicles to carry every soldier deploying into Iraq, even as Congressional statistics revealed a stark shortage in armor for the transport trucks that ferry food, fuel and ammunition along dangerous routes.

"Admittedly, evidence of funding shortfall is hard to come by," he said.

Her evidence was the shortfall in women's average salaries compared with men's – at 86%, they have made little progress since 1994, when it was 84%.

Despite the recent turmoil in the Mideast that has raised the specter of higher oil prices and supply disruptions that could make for a precarious winter, there is growing evidence that the shortfall of home heating fuel in the Northeast may not be as dire as earlier feared.

There is some evidence that the shortfall between test cycle fuel economy estimates (used to measure compliance with regulations) and in-use fuel economy estimates (such as those provided by customers of www.fueleconomy.gov) has been increasing since 2005.