Sentence examples for shortfall out from inspiring English sources

I.O.C. members might also view Rio as a city whose government-guaranteed Olympic budget would not force them to finance a revenue shortfall out of TV and sponsorship money as it has promised to do for Vancouver, which hosts the Winter Games in February, and might have to for Chicago.

Last month, the World Health Assembly welcomed the new plan while expressing deep concern about the US $1.3 billion funding shortfall (out of a budget of US $2.6 billion) over the next three years.

According to an NCPA and Drexel University study, the average scholarship shortfall (out-of-pocket expenses) for each "full" scholarship athlete was approximately $3,222 per player during the 2010-11 school year.

Some Republican lawmakers — still reveling in Tuesday's statewide election sweep — are proposing an unprecedented solution to the state's estimated $25 billion budget shortfall: dropping out of the federal Medicaid program.

The most important article I read over the weekend was this one, in Saturday's New York Times, about some new goings-on in Texas: Some Republican lawmakers — still reveling in Tuesday's statewide election sweep — are proposing an unprecedented solution to the state's estimated $25 billion budget shortfall: dropping out of the federal Medicaid program.

"It is enormously troubling to see our shortfalls laid out so thoroughly," Ms Barra said during a speech to 1,200 employees at GM's headquarters in Detroit on June 5th, the day the investigation's results were made public.The report, overseen by Anton Valukas, an American former prosecutor, was harsh in its assessment.

He told the BBC he hadn't expected his estimate of the shortfall to turn out to be so large.

It estimated that between 2005 and 2008, 46% of borrowers had no money or an income shortfall after stripping out mortgage payments and living expenses.

Relentlessly wooing his Republican Legislature at a time when the two parties in Washington were growing ever more belligerent toward each other, Warner managed to erase a potentially catastrophic $6 billion budget shortfall by working out a bipartisan deal to raise some taxes (on sales and cigarettes) and lower others (on income and food).

Identifying technical faults or shortfalls out in the field can be tricky, but laboratory-based gait analysis allows even tiny errors to be spotted, which might be the cause of current or future injuries.

Until then she is funding operating shortfalls out of her own pocket.