Sentence examples similar to shortfall of qualified from inspiring English sources

There is a serious shortfall (by international standards) of qualified nurses in Indonesia, with an estimated 50 nurses per 100 000 of the population.

But there are plenty of qualified foreigners.

–Scarcity of qualified sharia scholars.

That is the meaning of "qualified".

In response to Ethiopia's chronic shortfall in conventionally qualified health workers, and amidst some of the worst health indicators in Africa – including the second largest number of HIV positive people on the continent – the Ethiopian government introduced the Health Service Extension Programme HSEPP) in 2003.

Fastest in all three sessions of qualifying.

Manchester United's executive vice-chairman, Ed Woodward, has confirmed that failure to qualify for the Champions League will result in an expected revenue shortfall of around £35m, the club adding that compensation paid to David Moyes will be a figure of "single-digit million pounds".

In spite of facing a shortfall of £2.6m compared with the money it spent this year on CTB, Tower Hamlets is not reducing protection for people that qualify for help with council tax.

A shortfall of $35m was mentioned.

The state still faces a shortfall of $9.2 billion next year, compared with a $26.6 billion shortfall last year.

Ms. Peters predicted a shortfall of $3.1 billion.