Sentence examples for substantial shortfall from inspiring English sources

In all this means a "substantial shortfall in profits compared to the guidance issued in March".

But even if they whittle the cost of the train station to $2.4 billion, from the current $3 billion estimate, there is still a substantial shortfall, $650 million.

It was not until Monday, Oct. 31, that the firm restated its report to show the original submission was false and there was, in fact, a substantial shortfall in segregated funds.

The trustee's report concludes there was a substantial "shortfall" in customer segregated funds every day from Oct. 26, when $615 million in loans from customer accounts were not repaid, until MF Global filed for bankruptcy on Oct. 31.

There is a substantial shortfall in organs for transplant.

At the moment, the agency has managed to ensure that more than 3 million people have access to safe water, but a substantial shortfall remains.

But many states still face substantial shortfalls and battles over taxes and spending.

At that time, according to the S.E.C. complaint, Enron faced substantial shortfalls in the earnings that Wall Street was anticipating for the company.

Estimated saving: £7.2bn over four years More than 300,000 low-income working families will face substantial shortfalls – in some cases amounting to hundreds of pounds a month – as a result of a freeze on local housing allowance starting in April.

However, our analysis reveals that the new scheme is far from a guarantee of a comfortable retirement, with potentially substantial shortfalls in store for those who leave it too late and save only the minimum amount.

The drag on demand and profits from rising energy costs, as well as eroding consumer confidence, reports of substantial shortfalls in sales and earnings and stress in some segments of the financial markets suggest that economic growth may be slowing further.