Sentences with phrase «to make up for the shortfall»

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.

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

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

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

If the idea of working longer doesn't appeal to you, consider retiring on schedule and make up for any shortfalls by reducing your retirement expenses.

To make up for a shortfall of almost $ 12 billion, Louisiana school districts are now forced to pay more than 30 percent of each teacher's salary toward the state pension fund.

To help make up for the shortfall, Hampton has expanded her geographic reach to 15 counties.

The world will make up for the shortfall with gas, renewables and coal (coal and gas in China, gas and renewables in Europe and the US).

As explained by Business Insider, «technology will also make up for a shortfall in trained medical workers.

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.

The nuclear power plant provides electricity at slightly more than 4 cents per kilowatt - hour; the power that the utilities must purchase from other power plants to make up for the shortfall costs 8 cents or more.

So to make up for the shortfall many people take a multivitamin supplement.

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

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 penalty.

You may argue, that the Nintendo Switch is a console first and a handheld second and that «The portability it provides will make up for the shortfall on technical proficiency.»

«It wasn't perfect, but Sony provided a great base and the community spirit made up for any shortfalls.

Friday's «public» receptions and extended hours proved less busy — but Saturday's eager gallery goers and many tour groups made up for any shortfalls.

The EPRINC study (Ethanol's Lost Promise: An Assessment of the Economic Consequences of the Renewable Fuel Mandate) shows, in addition, that if ethanol output had remained constant at the year 2000 level, refiners could have made up for the shortfall without importing or even refining «a single additional barrel of crude oil.»

In slow months where your earnings aren't enough to pay yourself, you can make up for the shortfall from your «slush» fund (because you've self - insured for lean times!)

Miliband hopes to make up for the shortfall by inspiring many more individuals to sign up to the party instead.

Report authors said while more pupils are taking Spanish and other languages, it does not make up for the shortfalls in French and German.

Depending on these fluctuations, you may have to make up for any shortfalls with a one - time payment — or you may be entitled to a refund.

But Amazon claimed last month that total earnings are growing faster on ebooks priced at $ 2.99 or above than for the overall average, so higher volume must be playing some part, although many authors say their sales have fallen sharply and borrows haven't made up for the shortfall.

As a way to make up for this shortfall, many Americans contribute to their employer's 401 (k) plan.

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

Thus Americans today must again work longer to make up for shortfalls in retirement income.

Would you suggest contributing more to after - tax accounts to make up for the shortfall?

Pension benefits will be reduced by 5 % for each year that I'm short of the 30 so I need to figure out how to make up for the shortfall.

Todd Krizelman of MediaRadar predicts that publishers in particular will need to make up for a shortfall in exposure: «Typically, up to one third of publisher referral traffic comes from Facebook.

I ran out of soy flour and added an additional 1/2 c. of cornstarch to make up for the shortfall.

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

Pep will do his best to make up for the shortfall.

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.

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.»

He argues that government will also be compelled to resort to cutting down on some critical expenditure to make up for the shortfall.

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.

The loss of at $ 850 million in federal aid will allow the state budget director to pull the trigger on launching a contingency mechanism to make up for the shortfall.

Housing Works and other advocates, however, do not appear ready to let up the pressure on Cuomo or simply rely on the Democratic Assembly to make up for the shortfall in the governor's budget, though they will likely make certain that legislators accept some responsibility themselves.

«Basically, what you have is school districts and local municipalities saying, «If you're not going to fairly fund public education, Gov. Cuomo, then give us the opportunity to make up for your shortfall by taking it out of the hides of public employees,» said Richard Iannuzzi, president of New York State United Teachers.

To make up for the shortfall, it recommended an increase of $ 1 billion over 5 years.

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.

India imports coal from Indonesia, Australia and South Africa to make up for a shortfall in domestic supplies.