Sentence examples for tremendous shortfall from inspiring English sources
"Now, suddenly there is this tremendous shortfall that requires a significant fare increase," Mr. Silver said.
For every halal product on the shelf, there are 86 kosher ones - an indication of the tremendous shortfall in supply just waiting to be filled.
However, even with the desire, "there will be a tremendous shortfall of funds".
But the revenue streams will not start for another three years, leaving East Timor with tremendous shortfalls as it embarks on an independent existence.
It would also change Medicaid into a block grant program, where it would get a chunk of money every year regardless of how much it needs, leaving most states with tremendous shortfalls during recessions and leaving patients out in the cold when they need help the most.
But it came to a point where we couldn't cut enough to make up for the tremendous budgetary shortfall.
"Following the nonpayment, defendants engaged in a series of sham settlements and deceptive maneuvers designed to force the gallery into spending tremendous capital to cover shortfalls, to cloud the title of artworks defendants forced the gallery into accepting as barter," the suit charges.
And his firm took a sizable position in a company that makes slot machines, an area he argues will show tremendous growth as more states hope to address fiscal shortfalls through gambling.
"It's an ongoing enterprise with tremendous earnings growth, and it's operating in an environment of energy shortfalls," Mr. Schoenwald said.
"The drastic decline in travel after Sept. 11 has taken a tremendous toll on our business, and our current capital and expense structure cannot absorb the shortfall," Michael Egan, the ANC chairman, said.
"I just have to tell you, with a huge shortfall in the renovation of the Rose Bowl, with budget woes plaguing our city and the tremendous needs that we have in our community, the E.I.R. was not the time and place to address these issues," he said, referring to the environmental report.
