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Meanings of shortfall in English

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deficiência

The property of being an amount by which something is less than expected or required.

deficiência
Usage of shortfall in English
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The court said the shortfall was not due to a long-term problem.
Reuters
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Greening said: At the heart is the need to address capacity shortfall.
The Guardian
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That was almost three times the net financial shortfall a year earlier.
Reuters
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For that, rich nations' demand shortfall will need to end, and quickly.
Reuters
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The shortfall is higher than market expectations of around 1 billion euros.
Reuters
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New York's famed Metropolitan Opera, the nation's largest, reported a budget shortfall.
Reuters
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The shortfall increased each year through 2021, according to the proxy revision.
Reuters
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Provopoulos said the fiscal shortfall had come down markedly but remained high.
Reuters
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Mr Wallace recently admitted there was a shortfall in the department's budget.
BBC
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This makes an aggregate shortfall of £6 million, including last year's figures.
The Irish Times
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Investors fear tomorrow's expiry could leave some banks facing a liquidity shortfall.
The Irish Times
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Some other measures for plugging the budget shortfall could be less risky.
Reuters
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There's no need for more oil, because there's no shortfall of supply.
Reuters
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Another, separate bust-up looms over funding the EU's first post-Brexit budget shortfall.
The Guardian
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In the short term it would cover the shortfall from emergency reserves.
Reuters
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Did you have a plan in place to deal with this shortfall?
The Irish Times
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