Sentence examples for shortfall setting from inspiring English sources
(AP) Communications Equipment Maker Discloses Inquiry UTStarcom, a wireless network equipment and phone maker, disclosed a regulatory investigation and warned of a quarterly revenue shortfall, setting off a 26percentt decline in its share price yesterday.
Meanwhile, if you see a shortfall, setting more money aside in the lead up to retirement instils the discipline to live on less money, he said.
A report in November revealed a funding shortfall set to reach £1bn by 2020.
Councils across Wales will cut jobs and services to make up a £145m funding shortfall after setting their budgets.
That budget shortfall is set to widen slightly, to 2% of GDP in 2008.
SUCH a shortfall could set off a political storm -- Democrats are already building a case that the tax cut President Bush signed into law last month will lead to renewed budget deficits -- but the real question is what happens over the next decade or so.
In order to prevent this shortfall, and set students up with an opportunistic future, corporations should be partnering with schools to layout coursework that prepares students for jobs requiring services-led thinking.
One, who asked not to be named, said the DOE shortfall had set off "months of wrangling" about the issue, not only within the department but at the highest levels of the administration.
Instead, the budget shortfall is set to grow even wider because of California's complicated school funding formula, meaning the state will not have enough money to pay all its bills.
Our finding suggest that this shortfall is set to continue with over a third of Irish medical students definitely planning to migrate and over half contemplating migrating after their graduation or intern year.
Earlier in the day Morrison told reporters the onus was on Labor to make up the $120m budget shortfall as a consequence of setting the tax at 15%, but the shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, said the opposition didn't intend to take lectures from the treasurer.
