Sentence examples for shortfalls stemming from from inspiring English sources

As cities and towns across the state wrestle with budget shortfalls stemming from the recession, municipal workers are losing jobs in places as large as Bridgeport, with a population of about 138,000, and as small as New Canaan, with about 19,000 residents.

The shortfalls stemmed from supporting enormous books of now-troubled mortgages on mere slivers of capital.

The shortfalls stem from offshore drilling deals struck in the 1990s.

Speaking at a Goldman , Sachsconference in Manhattan, Peter Chernin, the president of the News Corporation, said that almost all the shortfalls stemmed from the poor advertising climate.

The £150m shortfall stems from higher demand for school meals.

Ms. Leahy said that the budget shortfall stemmed from unexpected factors.

Most of the shortfall stems from a few large cases, many of them still in litigation, the report from the General Accounting Office said.

Most of the shortfall stems from a few large cases, many of them still in litigation, according to the report from the General Accounting Office.

The lion's share of the shortfall stemmed from a complex £1.1bn deposit arrangement KSF entered into with Kaupthing described internally as a "liquidity swap".

Speaking at a Westminster lunch, Hunt said the shortfall stemmed from the fact that recording treatment of foreign nationals represents an extra administrative burden for hospitals and surgeries, but they receive the same payments under the NHS tariff scheme as they would if the patient was British.

Last year's top 20 shortfall stemmed from the fact that 2006 featured blockbuster tours by the Rolling Stones ($138.5 million in grosses), Barbra Streisand ($92.5 million) and Madonna ($85.9 million), he said.