Sentence examples for to be a shortfall from inspiring English sources

According to Time Magazine, there is going to be a shortfall of 63,000 doctors – mostly GPs – in America by 2015.

There does seem to be a shortfall in recruiting new GPs relative to the optimistic target of 3,250 trainee GPs per year set by the NHS taskforce last year.

Over grilled chicken sandwiches in the mansion's library, the two discussed what is projected to be a shortfall in the current fiscal year of more than $700 million, and a projected deficit in the following year, beginning next July, that could top $2 billion.

"Obviously there is going to be a shortfall and that's where the problem lies".

"We're going to have to recruit those consultants so initially there's going to be a shortfall in consultant numbers".

"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.

If a company sponsoring such a plan went bust and there turned out to be a big shortfall in the pension fund, employees could lose a large chunk of their expected retirement benefits.The predicament of workers whose hopes for a prosperous old age had been dashed was a wake-up call for the government.

In January 2003, with the state facing what seemed at the time to be a huge shortfall —$10 billion, as compared with $15 billion to $27 billion this time — Gov. Rick Perry laid out a 400-page budget with zeros where the dollar amounts usually go.

Instead, they have focused on what they consider to be a major shortfall in the president's green jobs pledge as well as too little emphasis on harvesting fossil fuels.

There continued to be an energy shortfall after peasants consumed all of the biomass fuel; therefore, solar stoves, coal, and LPG were needed to meet their basic energy needs.

There's going to be a serious fiscal shortfall.