Sentence examples for shortfall growing from inspiring English sources

AS New Jersey's fiscal outlook wors ened considerably with its budget shortfall growing by a billion dollars to $2.4 billion since the last accounting only five weeks ago -- Governor-elect James E. McGreevey last week pressed ahead to fill out his nascent cabinet.

Partially as a result, the company's financial disclosures show the shortfall growing within its main plan, covering 231,000 retirees and families and about 242,000 current and former workers and other plans, including those inherited via acquisitions, covering about 120,000 current and former workers.

Add in the budget troubles of state governments, and the true shortfall grows even larger.

The budget shortfall grew to $35.4 billion in March from $22.4 billion in March 1999, the Treasury said last week.

He added: "For the next few years, as the housing benefit shortfall grows, people are likely to make ends meet by giving up on other essentials or by trading down into overcrowded, unfit housing.

The LAFD's budget shortfall grows $266,000 each month implementation of the plan is delayed, according to City Administrative Officer Miguel Santana.

In 2022, the year the institute's researchers chose to make their focus, the state would be getting $1.8 billion less than it would if Obamacare remained in place, with shortfalls growing over time ― far more than the extra opioid money would restore.

The budget shortfalls grew so large, the bond rating so lousy, that the Republican Legislature was compelled to raise taxes.

But the state's big pension shortfall kept growing.

At present, nuclear energy provides about 75% of France's electricity, so the potential for a disastrous energy shortfall is growing by the day.

Mr. Bloomberg is trying to close a $1.1 billion budget deficit; he expects the shortfall to grow to $6.4 billion in the next fiscal year.