Sentence examples for total shortfalls from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

For the seven banks that failed, the total shortfall in capital was €3.5 billion, a tiny sum in banking terms.

That $5 million gap, in addition to projected shortfalls in the next fiscal year, which begins July 1, brings the total shortfall to the expected $31 million, town officials said.

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.

"If this trend continues," she added that "the total shortfall on the corporation tax could exceed $75 million by the end of the fiscal year" on June 30.

A study by the Basel committee in 2011 found more than 200 banks had a total shortfall of €1.8tn (£1.4tn) in meeting the 2010 LCR.

Overall there are 23 rail operating companies – suggesting that the total shortfall in customer compensation is likely to be around £150m.

Public-worker pensions are only 37% funded a total shortfall of $22 billion for a city with an annual budget of $7.3 billion.