Sentence examples for shortfalls found from inspiring English sources

A 2008 European Union report on Greece tax shortfalls found that between 2000 and 2007, the country's average growth in nominal gross domestic product was 8.25 percent.

Roughly half of this shortfall finds its way onto the balance sheet as a liability.

While some states have responded by enacting damaging cuts to work supports for low-income families, other states with equal or greater fiscal shortfalls have found ways to balance their budgets without compromising their safety nets.

Criticism is not a fault-finding mechanism, but a well-developed science which can be used for finding the shortfalls and find means of correcting them.

When we compare the rankings of conditions according to lifetime QALYs and proportional shortfall, we find that the proportional shortfall measure hardly discriminates between childhood deafness, adult deafness, and acute stroke, despite the fact that the number of healthy life years for these patient groups differs considerably: the lifetime QALYs were 38.5, 64.0, and 76.4, respectively.

Meanwhile, the Bank of England put some numbers on the capital shortfalls it has found at British banks.

Experts found shortfalls in the quality of care offered by the NHS and private providers to patients with conditions such as osteoarthritis, incontinence and osteoporosis.

Significant shortfalls were also found in Latin America and Eastern Europe.

State lawmakers, facing a huge budget shortfall, cannot find the multibillion-dollar savings they need without cutting already skimpy rates for Medicaid providers.

The basic explanation for the shortfall can be found in Texas' two-year budget cycle.

Tesco suspended four executives after the chief executive, Dave Lewis, revealed in September 2014 that a shortfall had been found in the retailer's accounts relating to payments from suppliers.