Examples of using Shortfall in English and their translations into Bengali
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
What caused the shortfall?
Any shortfall can be borrowed.
What causes this shortfall?
There is no shortfall at the moment.
Why the sudden money shortfall?
The shortfall is about $200 million.
There appears to be a shortfall.
Where will that shortfall be recovered from?
Stocks are low due to supply shortfalls.
There is shortfall in infrastructure in India.
Part of the problem is budgetary shortfalls.
Where will that shortfall be made up?
The shortfall has to be imported from overseas.
A $34 million state budget shortfall had to be dealt with.
For this reason, new immigrants need to fulfill this shortfall.
There's still a shortfall of nearly $20 million.
Pakistan will sign FTA with China to reduce trade shortfall.
No electricity shortfall in country: Ministry.
The Government was now looking at how to make up the shortfall.
Digital sales, however, have not made up for the shortfall on CD sales over the past decade.
Shortfall in education opportunities deepens despair of refugee Rohingya youth: UNICEF.
There is no indication of how the shortfall will be met.
Gas supply(shortfall in the supply of gas to generation plants makes for epileptic power regime);
A forecast by the Bertelsmann Foundation predicts a shortfall of around 35,000 primary school teachers in Germany by 2025.
But shortfalls in payment of his salary, along with increasing recognition in Europe and an onset of homesickness, led him to leave the United States in 1895 and return to Bohemia.
Whenever, these banks faced liquidity shortfall, they rushed to the market without considering interest rate impact.
With continuing US illegal sanctions on Venezuela and Iran, the world is now critically dependent on oil from the Saudis,who have promised to increase production to meet the shortfall.
It's not just this year- a shortfall or excess rain has been recurring in the Sundarbans for some years.
While depression has many causes and correlates, research has shown too-little vitamin D-a common nutrient shortfall- can promote depression, perhaps by throwing off the brain's levels of feel-good hormones.