Sentence examples for significant shortfall of from inspiring English sources

The C of E is facing a significant shortfall of vicars as those approaching retirement are not being replaced by people seeking ordination.

Because of that custom, women at the leading edge of the baby boom confronted a significant shortfall of potential marriage partners.

A "significant shortfall" of 740 trainers and mentors "poses a strategic risk to ANSF growth and an increased risk to transition".

Indeed it was just as well that this correspondent did not pay too much heed to Clarke's assessment of the pitch on the eve of the match because that would have meant a significant shortfall of garments in the holdall.

It is in the region of 60-80bhp donn on ICE power alone - in addition to a significant shortfall of MGU-H power, and the loss of all hybrid power (160bhp from the K plus whatever its H produces) at a given point on the straights.

However, there were significant shortfalls of published information regarding the pharmacist workforce in developing nations and also that relating to the effectiveness of any interventions used to expand the pharmacy workforce.

The report comes amid a budget crunch in Montgomery, as school officials face the possibility of significant shortfalls for the next budget cycle.

Public sector facilities in India have a significant shortfall (67%) of obstetricians in rural areas, resulting in restricted availability of lifesaving obstetric services.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration is forecasting a significant shortfall in the production of cellulosic biofuels required to meet the targets of the new energy bill (Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007).

In a filing, he and his team suggested that the omission had led to a significant shortfall in the value of the deal.

The Justice Department has opened an inquiry into whether executives at the Royal Dutch/Shell Group violated any laws by failing to timely disclose a significant shortfall in proven reserves of oil and natural gas, a person involved in the inquiry said yesterday.