fall short in English

fail to reach a certain amount or standard, fail to attain something, be insufficient

Use "fall short" in a sentence

1. 10 Now, our supply fall short of demand.

2. 1 This year's profit will fall short of 13%.

3. Yet fear, it shall fall short of desired mark.

4. 6 This month we may fall short of our goals.

5. This kind of modus operandi fall short of our policy.

6. 8 When plans and dreams fall short of you hopes.

7. 7 When plans and dreams fall short of your hopes.

8. 9 Those recorders still fall short of the quality requirements.

9. The House of Batiatus does not fall short in that regard.

10. 17 This kind of modus operandi fall short of our policy.

11. 18 Our achievements always fall short of our aspirations and expectations.

12. 15 For all have sinned fall short of the glory of God.

13. 5 But even the high-rate areas fall short of policy recommendations.

14. 11 As such, he is foredoomed to fall short of our expectations.

15. Without adequate coordination, the stimulus measures may fall short of what is needed

16. 19 Demand would fall short of supply, leaving willing workers on the shelf.

17. 13 Romans 23 All sinned and fall short of the glory of God.

18. 19 Some Christian men who are fluent speakers fall short when it comes to reading.

19. 30 You may continue to exceed onlookers expectations but always fall short of the boss'expectations.

20. Traditional correction methods fall short of the need to be able to publish reliable results.

21. (b) In what way did Peter’s example fall short of what he himself had professed?

22. 16 Romans 23 - For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.

23. 12 If the measurements fall short of the minimum value, the windings should be dried out.

24. By examining individual session behavior, you can see when your users fall short of completing goals.

25. 24 The health of that market will be in doubt if deals fall short of expectations.

26. 14 And each time I will fall short of Your glory, How far will forgiveness abound?

27. So what happens if the Socialists top the poll but fall short of an absolute majority?

28. I Crunched the numbers and we're going to fall short of our increasing revenue goal this quarter

29. 20 One or two songs on the album are interesting, but most fall short of the mark .

30. 27 So what happens if the Socialists top the poll but fall short of an absolute majority?

31. 23 A computer with an exposed unearthed metal chassis would fall short of the expectation of safety.

32. As being a free tool, Cacti can quickly fall short if you’re looking to set up comprehensive network monitoring

33. 22 Silicon Graphics said its earnings for the fiscal second quarter ended Dec. 31 would fall short of expectations.

34. 21 Early polls show Zyuganov may come out ahead in first-round voting, but will fall short of outright victory.

35. 3 But not all pretended deeds have to fall short of their normal function in order to accomplish their communicative purpose.

36. 2 But it does fall short of the admittedly ambitious goal of being a unified, indispensable do-it-all communications program.

37. Blacklisted casinos tend to fall short in this area, and players often have difficulty contacting customer service representatives or having complaints addressed

38. 4 The company said its earnings would fall short of previous expectations mainly because of lower earnings from its Gulf Printing unit.

39. 28 Thai Government can make the financial guarantee for ours solar power plant construction to solve their electric power to fall short of demand.

40. A company can be endowed with assets and profitability but may fall short of liquidity if its assets cannot be readily converted into cash.

41. Traffic-locked boulevards, industrial suburbs, and modern shopping malls are exactly what you’d expect from one of Turkey’s largest cities—and Adana doesn't fall short

42. (Matthew 20:28; Acts 24:15; Romans 6:23) Bible truth frees people from the frustrations of relying on political promises that consistently fall short.

43. Absolutes- DEFINING WHAT IS “RIGHT” Many non-Christian thinkers have offered definitions of moral “right” and “wrong.” All fall short of an adequate basis for making ethical decisions

44. The Article 29 Working Party has made it clear, though, that true data anonymization is an extremely high bar, and data controllers often fall short of actually Anonymizing …

45. 26 The exit poll suggests the Conservatives will be the largest party in the new parliament, but they will fall short of an overall majority by about 19 seats.

46. 25 TGT.N), the No. 2 U.S. discounter, forecast a holiday quarterly profit that could fall short of Wall Street's estimates,[www.Sentencedict.com] saying early November results showed tepid consumer demand.

47. 29 Though the amount far exceeds that of second supplementary budget, passed in July and totaling about 2 trillion yen, it's likely to fall short of the amount needed.

48. When speech communication is part of structured outdoor school activity, the same criteria apply as for indoor sound levels in schools. Clearly some existing schools already fall short of this requirement.

49. Armstrong Firefighters & First Responders Auxiliary (Affra) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that was founded by volunteer firefighters, who understand the additional need for funding in areas where tax monies fall short

50. Clean water supply is also expected to fall short for residents living on streets including Hang Buom, Tran Nhat Duat, Hang Tre, Hang Gai, and Hai Ba Trung in Hoan Kiem District.