Sentence examples for total shortfall from inspiring English sources
The Italian firm Eni, the largest oil producer in Libya, put the total shortfall at 1.2m barrels.
The company's pension deficit outside the United States accounted for almost half the total shortfall in 2002.
No. State and local pensions are indeed underfunded, with experts at Boston College putting the total shortfall at $1 trillion.
For the seven banks that failed, the total shortfall in capital was €3.5 billion, a tiny sum in banking terms.
If underfunding in all companies with traditional defined-benefit pension plans were included, the total shortfall would be "significantly higher," the agency said.
Add up the total shortfall and the men and women of Newham can expect to miss out of 1,262,390 years of life.
As public pensions attempt to close total shortfalls of at least $600 billion, many state and local governments are having to pitch in more money to retirement systems, taking dollars away from other departments.
In fact, its total pension shortfall is conservatively estimated at $85 billion.
That could help reduce Citigroup's total capital shortfall, though it is possible the bank may still need additional money.
The agency filed a similar assertion of its claims in May 2003, but at that time United's total pension shortfall was smaller on a termination basis, about $7.5 billion.
Even then, the total capital shortfall might not exceed 100 billion euros ($111 billion), according to Morgan Stanley, or less than half the estimates of most analysts.
