Sentence examples for shortfalls resulting from from inspiring English sources

The depression was exacerbated by harvest shortfalls resulting from unusually bad weather during 1626 40.

It also flags up that Portugal is missing its targets despite rebalancing its economy faster than planned: The authorities have continued to rein in expenditure, but have experienced revenue shortfalls resulting from the fast rebalancing of the economy from domestic demand towards exports, which are characterised by a lower tax‐intensity.

He has highlighted the fact that a pension-fund deficit is in effect an unsecured loan to the company.The regulator wanted to secure as much money as possible for the Marconi pension fund not just to plug today's hole, but also to provide for possible future shortfalls resulting from adverse market movements.

Commodity transport delays and budget shortfalls resulting from rising implementation costs led ADRA to request that project activities be conducted in only Warrap and Northern Bahr el Ghazal, 2 contiguous states, thereby cancelling implementation in the more geographically challenging Upper Nile State, which is accessible only during the dry season.

In California, the gas shortfall resulting from the Aliso Canyon leak is speeding the adoption of these emerging energy technologies.

Union leaders recognize that concessions would hurt the more senior workers, while in a financial shortfall resulting from unions' not granting concessions, those laid off would be the more junior workers.

The C.D.C. said that the shortfall resulted from delays in the painstaking process of manufacturing and testing the vaccine.

Intrade's director, Ronald Bernstein, said in a statement that the shortfall resulted from unspecified actions by two other parties, whom he did not name.

Brian Chappelle, a former F.H.A. official who is now at Potomac Partners, a mortgage consulting firm, said that he had not seen the audit report but that he had been told some of the shortfall resulted from less optimistic projections for home prices than were in last year's audit.

A simple but significantly meaningful declaration by Saudi Arabia that they would undertake to supply world customers with whatever shortfall resulted from an embargo on Iranian oil.

Aside from the environmental impact, efficient utilization of energy (particularly electricity) is important in developing countries, where the sector is characterized by supply shortfalls resulting in intense outages.