Sentence examples for there will be shortfall from inspiring English sources

The proposed budget for the financial year 2013-2014 conoains no further cuts but predicts in 2014-15 there will be shortfall of £46.5m, in 2015-16 a shortfall of £50.1m and in 2016-17 a shortfall of £36.3m.

Although there will be shortfalls in the Soviet-style strategy based more on aspiration than expectation, the rail is set to be an impressive achievement by a nation desperate to shed its tag as a poster child of poverty.

In an established pandemic, it is likely that there will be shortfalls in the GP workforce, due to illness among GPs, caring duties or closure of small practices.

On some estimates, in less than a decade there will be a shortfall of at least 4m affordable homes.

The retail reporting season may have just begun, but Saunders estimates that when total sales for the final quarter of 2009 – when retailers make the bulk of their profits – are announced there will be a shortfall of more than £500m.

"In the next 18 years the UN has identified there will be a huge shortfall in aquaculture produced food and unless it grows by 60million tonnes there is going to be a shortfall in nutrition.

The current doctors shortage in the United States is so dire a recent report from the Association of American Medical Colleges suggests that within ten years there will be a nationwide shortfall of 90,000 doctors.

Without intervention there will be a 5.7% shortfall in the supply of GP services in 2021 which could translate to a 13.1% increase in demand for hospital services.

"It's not a question of whether there will be a shortfall of supply -- but when," Mr. Crane said.

"While we still think there will be a shortfall, we believe it will be smaller than expected as programmes aimed at increasing cocoa yields take effect".

As things stand, there will be a shortfall of £4.3bn a year by 2020, according to Adass figures; perhaps by as much as £7bn on other calculations.