Sentence examples for shortfall raised from inspiring English sources

The subscriber shortfall raised some concern that the company, the first American telephone operator to report this quarter, was losing market share to rivals like T-Mobile US.

Last year, though, North Carolina, facing a large budget shortfall, raised a variety of state taxes by roughly a billion dollars.

If it were forced to write down that good will, it might have to take provisions or, if earnings didn't cover the shortfall, raise additional capital.

The shortfall raises the possibility that Vermont could tend one sleeping reactor for decades while New York oversees three; Unit 1, another reactor at Indian Point, shut down in 1974 and has yet to be dismantled.

Reagan signed a bill liberalizing abortion laws and, when faced with intractable budget shortfalls, raised taxes heavily.

Last week, Rousseff's government was found guilty of fudging public accounts to cover up shortfalls, raising the possibility that she could face an ouster vote in a hostile congress.

To make up for the shortfall, they raised the entrance fee from $21.25 to $25.50.

More than £400m diverted from supporting communities in need across the UK to help fund the London 2012 Olympics has yet to be returned, and the shortfall has raised questions about the Games' legacy.

In Devon and Cornwall, the report found there was a £2m budget shortfall, and raised concerns about crime levels.

So community colleges couldn't fully replace the shortfall by raising prices.

It is now to make up the shortfall by raising taxes and cutting wages.