Sentence examples for years shortfall from inspiring English sources

However, 10-year follow-up on 2001/2002 admissions showed that, despite this early mortality effect, the average post-discharge lifespan was 5.1 years with 2.2 years shortfall in life expectancy.

For the two groups in our hypothetical experiments with initial life expectancy of 20 and 30 years, shortfalls from the assumed maximum are 80 and 70 years, respectively.

The projected three-year shortfall has also grown sharply, to $26.2 billion from $21.5 billion.

The full-year shortfall is expected to be at least £70bn - a record in cash terms.

The full-year shortfall, if it comes in at £60bn or above, will also be a record in those terms.

It estimates that there is set to be a $2.5tn year-on-year shortfall in many of the key areas that the goals will identify.

Another factor is cost, which would seem particularly important now that the Bridge District has a projected five-year shortfall of more than two hundred million dollars.

The long-term, 75-year shortfall for the hospital fund also is reduced, as are the projected costs of the separate Medicare Supplementary Insurance program.

NUS figures for the academic year just gone show a typical £8,000 a year shortfall between student living costs and their income from loans and the maintenance grant.

It's the biggest year-to-year shortfall since the 7-9 sawtakings2012 weekend saw takings fall 29% below the equivalent frame from 2011.

Mr Kasich's budget compounded an $8 billion two-year shortfall by eliminating Ohio's inheritance tax and pressing ahead with a promised income-tax cut that had been delayed for two years.