Sentence examples for shortfall of a from inspiring English sources

Neal Shapiro, the president and chief executive of WNET.org, acknowledged a shortfall of "a few million dollars" in a statement Friday announcing that "Worldfocus" was being shut down, adding, "We had the misfortune of launching a brand new program into the teeth of the recession".

But as the pressure on school places mounts, with a shortfall of a quarter of a million places predicted, and no sign that the coalition will reverse its ban on local authorities setting up schools themselves, it seems certain that more new schools will open in buildings originally designed for something else.

The aim is to speed up the building of schools needed to meet an estimated shortfall of a 180,000 places by 2016.

In recognition of the shortfall of a regional time-series database for different P. radiata seed lots used during the long history of forest establishment in this region, and particularly for trees in the ≤8-year age bracket, a trial was established at an East Coast field site.

The nonpartisan Wisconsin Legislative Fiscal Bureau reports that Walker would have a $56 million surplus this year, but face a future shortfall of a more modest $3 billion.

Or that these libraries, serving 100,000 regular users, have been closed Mondays for the first time in a century due to a budgetary shortfall of a little more than $1 million, a shortfall that Sonoma County, which has emerged from the recession stronger than ever, cannot seem to find money to address.

That represents a funding shortfall of £7,000 a year per student.

There will be a capacity shortfall of an estimated 90,000 places by 2015.

The World Food Programme says it faces a $224m£130m0m) shortfall of an emergency request made to feed 1.1 million people.

In its present form, a shortfall of £30bn a year, or more, is expected by 2020.

In the land of the $700 billion bail-out, expected shortfalls of a few billion dollars in the biggest states and cities might not seem catastrophic.