Sentence examples for some shortfall from inspiring English sources

The state will normally pay for the first 12 weeks of care but there is some shortfall to make up.

In a population approaching 500,000 that's some shortfall, even taking account of the growing online visitors.

Moreover, assuming that there may be some shortfall in counting the votes cast with punch-card ballots, such a problem is only properly considered as being systemic with the punch card system itself, and any remedy would have had to be statewide.

"Everyone else seems to be clear on what the ramifications were of the deal, they seem to have only belatedly discovered the extent of some shortfall.

"We need a squad next year of 20 and in order to get that at a reasonable level we have to make offers to allow them to afford that, because we don't have a generous benefactor sitting in the wings to make up some shortfall," added the manager.

Conversely, some shortfall in return on euro deposits must be offset by some expected gain from appreciation of the euro against the dollar.

But diners ordering beyond beef will find some shortfalls.

The Libya operation exposed some shortfalls in allied capabilities, and highlighted the importance of allied commitments to addressing these shortfalls.

Detailed analysis of these research papers identified some shortfalls toward the goal of producing authentic scientific engagement.

Ombudsman Services says only 509 of its 38,000 decisions in the 12 months to July 2017 remained unfulfilled after 28 days, but it admits that, in Hernon's case "it is clear there have been some shortfalls and we have committed to undertake a review of the handling of the case".

However, there are some shortfalls in the original GA, e.g. the slow convergence speed, falling easily into the locally optimal solution, and so on.