shortfall造句

Falling investment will simply compound the shortfall.

There will be a shortfall in wheat supplies this year.

The corporate makes up any shortfall in funds.

There's still a huge shortfall in our funds.

Texas has been fearing a shortfall for some time.

If Libya's oil stopped flowing importers would look to Saudi Arabia to make up the shortfall.

That is the largest budget shortfall - adjusted for inflation - since 1945.

We have to borrow money to cover the shortfall between expenditure and revenue.

As many countries do, the Maldives is dealing with the shortfall by recruiting nurses from other countries.

Submergence-tolerant varieties could make major inroads into Bangladesh's annual rice shortfall and substantially reduce its import needs.

Virtually every state is facing a budget shortfall, forcing many to make plans to cut back on critical services and raise taxes.

A well-judged budgetary stimulus would help fill the shortfall in demand while debt-laden firms and consumers get their finances in order.

So we either blame the shortfall in performance on factors beyond our control, like defective customers, or we discount the source of the feedback.

What is worse, last year's shortfall was revised up to almost 8% of gdp-partly, it seems, because of unpaid bills to medical suppliers.

But the spot price of liquefied natural gas increased when supplies were diverted to Japan to make up for the shortfall in nuclear power.

Britain faces an energy shortfall: half of its coal-fired power stations and all but one nuclear facility are due to shut by 2023; imports have increased as North Sea reserves run out.

However, WHO warns that a projected shortfall in funding threatens the fragile gains and that the double challenge of emerging drug and insecticide resistance needs to be proactively addressed.

Chubu Electric can restart older coal and gas-fired plants that had been taken out of service, but that will only make up about half the shortfall of the Hamaoka plant.

But that does not provide enough ore for all of them, and other domestic supplies are scarce, so the firm has had to look overseas to make up the shortfall.

This shortfall has spawned many illegitimate journals, wrote Shen, which are usually larger than recognised journals but use a smaller font size to contain as many papers as possible.