Similar words: fall short of, short, shorts, in short, shortly, shorten, shortage, shortcut. Meaning: n. the property of being an amount by which something is less than expected or required.
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61) Budget directors are scratching their heads about how to deal with the shortfall.
62) More crucially, however, will she tell the House how the Government will meet the identified shortfall in community care funding?
63) He noted that the city is facing a possible $ 50 million shortfall.
64) But conservation measures could actually meet the shortfall in supply expected by planners.
65) Then, if one market segment sags, others may make up the shortfall.
66) But so far, the average paid attendance has been only 66 percent, a projected $ 800, 000 shortfall.
67) That uncertainty arose after a $ 10 million budget shortfall surfaced in July, days before the start of the school year. Sentencedict.com
68) The average shortfall of income beneath the poverty line for poor children has also fallen by 31.7 per cent.
69) A DoH spokeswoman is confident that last year's 50 percent increase will help accommodate this year's shortfall.
70) In 1990, for example, pull-out of a bilateral donor caused a funding shortfall of an important multilateral programme.
71) We emphasise in our report that we do not see those measures as a way of dealing with the shortfall.
72) By tradition, crops from Gaza make up the shortfall.
73) There's still a huge shortfall in our funds.
74) a shortfall in tax revenue.
75) This shortfall in compliance has been due mainly to dietary restrictions that are necessary with guaiac-based tests as well as for esthetic reasons associated with stool-specimen collection.
76) That is the largest budget shortfall adjusted for inflation - since 1945.
77) In a few states, borrowers are not liable for the shortfall between an unpaid loan and the resale value of the home it is secured upon.
78) Mr. Obama said shrinking that shortfall would be the top priority for his new budget director.
79) A well-judged budgetary stimulus would help fill the shortfall in demand while debt-laden firms and consumers get their finances in order.
80) A successful stock swap would close a $5.5 billion common equity shortfall that regulators found in a "stress test" of Citigroup's readiness for a severe recession.
81) NATO says there is a shortfall of about 2,300 mentors.
82) Evidently the fund is worried that emerging economies face a large shortfall in external financing, and in turn is concerned that it might suddenly lack the means to plug the gap, if asked.
83) The nuclear deal with China would give Pakistan an additional 680 megawatts of power a year, or just over a quarter of the country's estimated current electricity shortfall.
84) As as financing a current - account shortfall, a country has to repay or roll over existing debts.
85) "Several rich governments are guilty of willful neglect as the aid effort to avert catastrophe in East Africa limps along due to an $800 million shortfall, " an Oxfam statement said.
86) The reduction in charitable income accounts for about $13m of the shortfall, with a further $1.7m of cuts being passed onto the zoo from New York city, which is facing its own budget crisis.
87) The UNHCR says it has a shortfall of $ 11.9 million.
88) In case of any shortfall , an election of additional independent supervisors shall be timely held.
89) Even assuming growth of 15 %, the shortfall would be some $ 400 billion.
90) So my advice is this: Keep the eight-glasses-a-day rule--not as a do-or-die goal, but simply as a tool to remind you to drink enough water to make up for any shortfall from your food.
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