Sentence examples for shortfall of approximately from inspiring English sources

In a conference call with investors, Lucent also attributed the earnings decline to an unexpected shortfall of approximately $2 billion in revenue from contracts with two clients, one in the United States and the other abroad.

The result is a current shortfall of approximately $3.6 billion in the funding required for anti-malaria programs between now and 2015.

In addition, it became clear that payout from the garden-maintenance endowment would not generate enough revenue to cover maintenance costs, leaving an annual shortfall of approximately $100,000.

Late last week the United States Postal Service (USPS) announced that it was facing a shortfall of approximately $5.5 billion in terms of its obligations in the month of September, and that without Congressional action it might have to cease operations entirely during the winter of 2011.

On average, women aged ≤70y exceeded the AI value, whereas women ≥71y had a shortfall of approximately 603 mL/d.

When this number is compared to the reference population, based on human resource planning ratios, there is a shortfall of approximately 30% in the number of general practitioners (5,416 vs. 7,620) [ 2].

Just do the math: With 17% to 21% of commercial planes mothballed but a drop of only 10.9% in traffic, there's a seating shortfall of between approximately 6% and 10%, depending on the airline and the route.

On that basis, there is approximately a shortfall of at least M8bn in the capital resource use of the special clinic that we have been able to account for.

This leaves a shortfall of 72m tonnes, which would cost approximately $1bn, again assuming no reduction in price per tonne.

The comparison scenario estimates the demand for nurses will exceed supply from approximately 2014 onwards, with a shortfall of almost 110,000 nurses by 2025.

The estimated shortfall of customer segregated money is roughly $1.2 billion.