Sentences with phrase «made up for the shortfall in»

, to make up for a shortfall in its forecast sales leading into Christmas 2014.

It could have allowed savings to make up for a shortfall in earnings, and included the spouses» income or support from third parties.

More recently, Albany took $ 16.7 million in dedicated transit tax revenue to make up for a shortfall in federal Medicaid assistance.

Some of the initiatives implemented to make up for the shortfall in power supply included the Karpower Barges brought from Turkey, which were earmarked to provide 225 megawatts of power each.

To make up for the shortfalls in government revenue from exports the rate of taxation needed to be adjusted which is the commonest and appropriate panacea.

I quoted Bratton as leaning toward Mark Green's candidacy and saying he'd be proud to be police commissioner again — at which Rikki rolled her eyes and quipped that she'd just have to «work longer hours» to make up for the shortfall in Bill's salary.

In essence, as in other industries (like agriculture) where labor is arduous and poorly paid, we have made up for the shortfall in postdocs (and graduate students) by importing labor.

Greens supplements are packed with vitamins, minerals, trace elements, antioxidants and healing phytonutrients in their natural form, and they provide a convenient way to make up for any shortfall in the amount of fruits and vegetables in a person's diet.

As if to make up for the shortfall in actual episodes, the bonus features now span over two extra discs as opposed to the normal single disc of extras found in previous Lost box sets.

«With both Colorado and Wisconsin, we clearly made up for any shortfalls in the system by overemphasizing the role of the teacher,» says Dreyer.

Although more pupils are taking A-levels in Spanish and other languages, these increases have not involved enough pupils to make up for the shortfalls in French and German.

The growth in ebook sales in genres such as crime and romance has not made up for the shortfall in literary fiction, prompting ACE to outline ways it intends to support affected authors.

One we've been asked about a number of times is whether we can supply one last can't - miss trading idea that can make up for the shortfall in savings (brokers sometimes refer to this as a «rescue stock»).

Plan on using Social Security as a secondary source of income that can make up for shortfalls in your savings.

Because retirees have limited incomes, they sometimes have to resort to credit cards to make up for shortfalls in their budget or unexpected expenses like medical emergencies.

That's why a lot of people choose to work more than one job if they can to make up for the shortfall in their income.

Since 2001, consumers have only maintained respective living standards by borrowing more in credit to make up for the shortfall in disposable personal income.

A new UN report says that a 1 % tax levies on the world's 1,225 billionaires would more than make up for the shortfall in development aid from governments.

The article's quote from the head of the California Energy Commission implied that solar power additions were sufficient to make up for any shortfall in hydro, historically one of the state's biggest energy sources.

To make up for shortfall in labor, firms will likely outsource work, rely on contract lawyers and replace some associate time with technology.

Samsung tries to make up for shortfalls in Android with features like side - by - side apps and more advanced multitasking.

This post goes over the important of always watching property taxes, and how the the coming economic trends are showing that property taxes will definitely be raised to make up for shortfalls in city and state budgets...

Not exact matches

So if there's a shortfall in the performance of any of the elements, you can actually make up for it by having one or two extra refilling trips to the spaceship.

In a separate filing on Sept. 28, Tesla said it would issue an additional seven million shares to make up for the shortfall.

If the government in turn decides to reduce its spending or increase taxes to make up for the budget shortfall, then helicopter money isn't really helicopter money.

Since new capacity likely will eventually make up for this shortfall, we think the 7 % drop in the Topix (Japanese stock market index) from March 10 to April 1 seems excessive (never mind the almost 18 % drop from March 10 to March 15), especially since we viewed Japanese companies, in general, to be inexpensive even before the quake.

Reacting to the report, Highways Term Maintenance Association chief executive George Lee said: «This year's ALARM survey makes for very interesting and possibly surprising reading, as it seems to indicate a significant turnaround from previous surveys with a 10 year high in maintenance budgets, the budget shortfall dropping and the critical «catch up cost» dropping by # 2.7 Bn.

You can't be reliant on the state to come in here with a check at the end of the year to make up for the shortfall that you can't fill because, frankly, the state's not in a position to do that anymore.»

Olatoye, who has overseen NYCHA for de Blasio since the administration took office in 2014, has noted in council testimony that the problems have long predated her tenure and federal subsidies have dwindled, leaving localities scrambling to make up the shortfall.

And in Barlow's 2017 budget proposal, he calls for the elimination of several firefighter jobs to help the city make up a budget shortfall.

Ivan Lewis, the Labour MP for Bury South, said there will be a # 2bn shortfall in the area's healthcare budget by 2021, only a quarter of which will be made up through a new # 450m grant from NHS England's transformation fund.

Hawkins has also said if elected that he will make up the $ 9 billion cumulative shortfall in Foundation Aid funding for schools enacted in 2007 to satisfy the court decision on the Campaign Fiscal Equity case.

It appears that the body does not have a way to regulate the B6 content of the milk when the mother's intake is low (as it does for some nutrients such as calcium), so mothers who do not eat sufficient B6 - rich foods and do not make up the shortfall by supplementing with B6 will produce breast milk with inadequate levels of B6 for their infants.33 One group of researchers concludes that a minimum of 3.5 to 4.9 mg of vitamin B6 equivalents (from diet and supplements) are needed to maintain saturated levels of B6 in the mothers» breast milk, about double the RDA.34 Irritability in the infant may be a sign of less than adequate vitamin B6 status.35

To make up for dietary shortfalls, a growing number of people are taking dietary supplements in hopes of getting in pill form what their diet lacks — and they have a lot to choose from.

All too often we acquire «things» to make up for a shortfall elsewhere in our lives.

The shortfalls in video, to my ear, are made up for by the DTS - HD MA 5.1 audio — again, especially considering the film's use of»80s music.

With its insurance contract in place until 2012, the district was unable to shop for a new, less expensive plan and make up the shortfall by that route either.

Schools in Stoke - on - Trent, for instance, have taken on extra PFI costs to make up repayment shortfalls.

Specifically, IDEA has been woefully underfunded for years and as a result, school districts have been forced to raise taxes and dip into general education budgets to make up the shortfalls created by rising special education expenditures in local communities.»

Even in places such as Oklahoma, where educators are among the lowest - paid in the nation, teachers still reach in to their pockets to make up for budget shortfalls that have stripped resources from schools.

February 24 Report: FL Will Fall 391,000 College Degrees Short Of New Economic DemandsFlorida needs 5.7 % annual growth in degree production to make up for expected shortfall

The district has stepped up its recruitment effort in recent years, starting earlier in the year to search for teachers for the following year, to make up for the shortfall.

The report features an in - depth, state - by - state analysis of investment in school infrastructure and focuses on 20 years of school facility investment nationwide, as well as funding needed moving forward to make up for annual investment shortfalls for essential repairs and upgrades.

For the past few years, federal emergency recovery funds made up at least part of the shortfall in state and local revenues caused by the steep recession, but that won't happen again.

Audi Sport development head, Stephan Reil, also weighed in during last week's Audi RS 3 launch, insisting Lamborghini would have had no reason to cheat at anything, and that its active aerodynamics would have more than made up for any power shortfalls.

The growth in ebook sales in genres such as crime and romance has not made up for the shortfall.

The BlackBerry PlayBook has been criticized for its shortage of applications - even having to turn to Android later in 2011 to make up the shortfall - but it could get some salvation among artistic types with Adobe's help.

A more attractive offering in Amazon's stalwart e-ink tablet business could at least help the company make up for some of that shortfall.

Usually if there is a funding shortfall in a defined benefit plan, the employer is solely responsible for making up the shortfall, although in some plans it is shared with employees.

For example, if a depositor wishes to close a one - year CD account after two months but the bank's policy states that an early withdrawal penalty equal to three months» interest would be due in that event, then the bank will dip into the depositor's principal balance to make up for the shortfall between the interest earned and the penalFor example, if a depositor wishes to close a one - year CD account after two months but the bank's policy states that an early withdrawal penalty equal to three months» interest would be due in that event, then the bank will dip into the depositor's principal balance to make up for the shortfall between the interest earned and the penalfor the shortfall between the interest earned and the penalty.