Sentence examples for shortfall- from inspiring English sources

Paris is aware that if it is unable to tackle the issue of its pension shortfall, France's triple-A credit rating may be cut.

It is the lack of reorders pre-Christmas that makes the profit shortfall visible now - rather than a wave of returns," he said.

The NHS had a big shortfall of doctors even 10 years back and they recruited from India but it didn't make any difference then," Sood says.

But the reduced cap of £440 will take £60 a week off their housing benefit leaving them with a weekly shortfall of £74 on the rent.

The bedroom tax meant she had to meet a shortfall in her housing benefit £80 per month to remain in her three-bed home, because her son Steven and his younger sister Laura had moved out.

It points to an actuarial valuation carried out by the trustees of the USS in March – a process that weighed up the value of the scheme's assets against the amount needed to pay pension rights already accrued, finding a £8bn shortfall.

In the context of a reported NHS shortfall of £30bn by 2020, that's hardly peanuts.

Councils say there will be a £4.3bn shortfall by 2020 and the effect of this on those most in need is simply intolerable.

Yellen acknowledged that including discouraged workers in the unemployment rate lifts it to around 13%, "a much broader measure of shortfall in our economy from what we would like to see".

We were clear that there was a high risk of shortfall at this rate and that the rate is not guaranteed in any way.

Let's assume that Charlie, our hypothetical Ivy-bound high school senior, decides he's going to Yale and he's going to borrow to make up the shortfall.