Sentence examples for shortfall factor from inspiring English sources

Alberola et al. (2008a, b, c), Chevallier (2009) and Alberola and Chevallier (2009) had analyzed in detail the effects of institutional decisions (the emissions shortfall factor and banking restrictions) on the price path of carbon.

The pension shortfall is one factor hindering G.M.'s share value even as it operates profitably, analysts say.

Ms. Leahy said that the budget shortfall stemmed from unexpected factors.

The resulting shortfalls have been a factor in staff and other reductions in New Jersey.

The rising cost of revamping Yves Saint Laurent, which Gucci bought in 1999, was a major factor in the shortfall, the company said.

Compared with the United States, for example, the shortfall in Britain's total factor productivity (which includes all inputs of both labour and capital) has risen from 23% to 43% since 1999.

The default gain effect is the product of a tax factor, the expected shortfall in cash flows in case of (x

The factors behind this shortfall range from the blitz of de-industrialisation overseen in Britain since the 1980s by chancellors of Osborne's political stripe, to the onerous and discriminatory visa regime for Asian visitors enthusiastically backed by his foreigner-bashing party.

Another factor in the logs' shortfall as public spectacle is the fractionalization of the news media, to the point where even a stunt packaged as "news" can trump journalistic enterprise.

That sort of anticompetitive behavior, Centrica added also without naming names was a key factor behind the gas shortfall in Britain.

Instead, the elevated unemployment rate appears to reflect mainly cyclical factors, particularly a lingering shortfall in consumer spending and business investment.