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"fall short of" Synonyms
lack be without be lacking be deficient in be short of be bereft of be deprived of be devoid of be low on be pressed for be clean out of be fresh out of be strapped for miss be inadequate of go without have insufficient not have not have enough of do not have disappoint fail blunder bungle fizzle flop flounder flunk founder bomb fall miscarry misfire underachieve underperform crater dissatisfy fluff fold abort avoid overshoot undershoot be wide of fail to hit go wide of forfeit forego overlook blow lose neglect skip disregard ignore mislay misplace botch flub muff avert slight let pass More
"fall short of" Antonyms
have bear own possess boast command enjoy hold maintain carry retain be blessed with be in possession of count among one's possessions grasp have in hand have in your possession have possession of

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As things stand, 77 countries fall short of this target.
The changes fall short of what many Brexit hardliners wanted.
But others said the debate could fall short of expectations.
Still, the moves fall short of a signature legislative accomplishment.
Otherwise, Democrats might fall short of taking back the House.
Most likely, the Pelicans will fall short of the postseason.
The total appears likely to fall short of that goal.
Could any single relationship not fall short of such expectations?
The aluminum producer also saw revenue fall short of forecasts.
The Army will fall short of its 2018 recruiting goal.
The Neko Atsume toys don't fall short of this standard.
They all clear 5% and fall short of 15% on average.
Opinion polls had predicted secessionists to fall short of a majority.
But the stock sale will fall short of Saudi Arabia's ambitions.
Yet advertising might fall short of this ideal in many ways.
It is now expected to fall short of its 2020 targets.
Gross bookings and trip totals did fall short of analysts' forecasts.
Women may still fall short of equality in control of government.
Yet, a pardon also would fall short of everything Cohen needs.
Both measures fall short of the tax overhaul demanded by companies.
But that type of tweak would fall short of what's needed.
John Kasich — Trump might fall short of the delegates he needs.
But they still seem likely to fall short of previous years.
Still, there are serious concerns that fall short of that dire possibility.
Those forecasts fall short of the growth target that Trump has set.
The firm said the bank's revenues could fall short of consensus expectations.
Enrollment continues to fall short of expectations, which is contributing to instability.
You watch the team either fulfill or fall short of your projections.
For all its straining, Zenefits began to fall short of revenue goals.
So far, however, pledges to cut pollution fall short of what's needed.
We project fiscal metrics to fall short of the government's revised targets.
"I fall short of what I say I'm all about," he says.
But even Mr Obama's drawn-out addresses fall short of the record.
He looks likely to fall short of the 18 votes he needs.
" Adds Reiser: "We didn't want to fall short of our own standards.
Human rights groups say the tribunal's procedures fall short of international standards.
The stakes are high, but the negotiators fall short of the mark.
Does it fall short of fulfilling this mission much of the time?
As images from the attack show, words fall short of the horror.
Trump isn't the first to fall short of reforming the nation's capital.
The office furniture maker also saw revenue fall short of Street forecasts.
Another 22025 million are overweight but fall short of the obesity threshold.
Another 213 million are overweight but fall short of the obesity threshold.
But most political problems, including serious ones, fall short of tragic dimensions.
Many of these overtures appear to fall short of winning over Beijing.
But some of them may fall short of the new polling requirement.
More videos deride certain groups but fall short of calling for violence.
But deals will likely fall short of last year's $4.3 billion bonanza.
The figures reported in the new study fall short of that threshold.
But practically, her policies would often fall short of the grand vision.
Why does that person fall short of being a leader, and how?
To fall short of this objective is to shirk our congressional responsibilities.
We clearly fall short of that standard, along lines of race and class.
The travel review website operator also saw revenue fall short of Street forecasts.
It predicted it would fall short of revenue expectations for the fourth quarter.
But it's my experience that they sometimes fall short of those stated goals.
Holiday preparations are one activity where expectations tend to fall short of reality.
Yields were tempered by concerns that wage growth may fall short of expectations.
Mnuchin says economy may fall short of Trump's 3% growth target in 2020  
So the post doesn't just fall short of proving that Wright is Nakamoto.
Some retailers also point to the weather when sales fall short of expectations.
Now she's behind the scenes of projects that fall short of that image.
The Warren Buffet-controlled company's revenue did fall short of Street projections, however.
Vice is also expected to fall short of its revenue target, of $800m.
Any spoils of this war are destined to fall short of the costs.
If Ms Rousseff's foes fall short of 342 votes, the case is buried.
It could also fall short of the high expectations held by Trump's opponents.
Resources are squandered as the technology's actual capabilities fall short of its promise.
They fear the Trump plan will fall short of their core statehood demand.
Routinely given too few resources, community colleges often fall short of their promise.
While that's the goal, sometimes job seekers can fall short of recruiters' expectations.
If his support declines somewhat, he could certainly fall short of that target.
It's one thing to fall short of them, as so many presidents have.
And against that standard, we all sin and fall short of his glory.
Not that the actors in any way fall short of inhabiting their characters.
It would also still fall short of guaranteeing every American a paying job.
Most notably, the group argues, it would fall short of a full fiduciary standard.
But enrollment among that demographic has to day fallen fall short of insurers' hopes.
"Quite a few banks still fall short of our expectations," Enria told a conference.
Hong Kong's democratic activists argued that this would fall short of genuine universal suffrage.
These numbers suggested that Mr. Morales would fall short of the 10-point margin.
Even if the present bill passed, it would fall short of allowing gay marriage.
The problem is: What to do with allegations that fall short of criminal offenses?
Who knows how the process will unfold should Trump fall short of 1237 delegates.
But Aramco's initial public offering will still fall short of Saudi Arabia's audacious goals.
Is it not enough that I should fall short of you in actual fighting?
Even if he wins every remaining delegate, he'd still fall short of a majority.
And then there's Comcast's offer, which also would fall short of Disney's original bid.
Right now, he said, psychiatry can often fall short of this kind of treatment.
He was not the first member of his family to fall short of expectations.
But a newly released study suggests the reality may fall short of the legend.
The guidelines are not mandatory and fall short of measures taken by other countries.
If the banks fall short of capital, they may be shunned by financial markets.
Without an influx of public funding these efforts will fall short of what's necessary.
However, the website's fairly weak rules still fall short of dealing with misinformation itself.
The result may be that you'll fall short of what you need for retirement.
We are a hodgepodge of human beings who continuously fall short of our promise.
It did fall short of its ideals, often in Latin America and Southeast Asia.
"This might fall short of expectations, but after all it's a start," he said.
But whether a good idea or not, ESOPs fall short of actual employee ownership.
Early reports on Trump's proposal suggest that investment will fall short of what's needed.
Mr Rajapaksa seemed certain to fall short of the 113 votes needed for a majority.
But sometimes modern designs fall short of properly conveying them in the nation's public buildings.
At first glance, the HomePod seems to fall short of the Echo or Google Home.
The OSCE is just one group that thinks Kazakhstan's political norms fall short of democracy.
But despite their numerous successes, Jimmyjane still managed to fall short of their lofty goals.
Upright also argues that existing solutions tend to fall short of what teams really need.
Many occurred before Trump became president, and most would fall short of the constitutional standard.
Sanders's proposals "certainly fall short of putting the debt on a sustainable path," CRFB said.
You always feel pressure to change—and guilt—because you always fall short of 'enlightenment.
But Abovitz's grand descriptions always seemed to fall short of explaining how this technology worked.
In many ways, they still fall short of revealing the true value of disruptive technologies.
Inflation is on pace to fall short of that target for the sixth straight year.
GameStop also saw revenue fall short of forecasts, with comparable store sales falling nearly 23%.
At least 214 companies reported yesterday that their 2250 earnings would fall short of expectations.
The new committee's mission appears to fall short of what many in China has expected.
One area where eMarketer says Echo devices fall short of the competition is language support.
Any plan that does not include WASH is guaranteed to fall short of its goals.
But, he added, it would still fall short of making the state a national leader.
Working with DeVos, Congress could make changes that fall short of a national voucher program.
So, in theory at least, that takes some pressure off those who fall short of expectations.
Is it possible that Nick Viall will fall short of finding love on The Bachelor — again?
IGC has forecast China's 2016 production will fall short of consumption for a third consecutive year.
Was he afraid that by hyping himself up he would somehow fall short of Antoni's expectations?
However, such a pact would still fall short of the seats needed to form an administration.
Last season's Rockets were one of the best teams to ever fall short of a title.
He's likely to fall short of that bar at most of the state's 1,600 caucus sites.
Indeed, based on past performance, Arab promises are likely to fall short of the President's expectations.
Analysts cautioned the dollar is vulnerable if details on Trump's policies fall short of market expectations.
Even if the IPO is quickly revived, it may fall short of fulfilling Saudi's broader ambitions.
If current spending levels continue, the country will fall short of that figure by $2 trillion.
However, the opposition alliance would still fall short of being able to elect a prime minister.
All three provisions, according to aides and lobbyists, are expected to fall short of budgetary rules.
Although the Socialists are expected to win they may fall short of a majority in parliament.
But even the President on Wednesday appeared to admit that it would fall short of expectations.
It's plausible that Democrats will fall short of a majority, even with this rosy forecast. 4.
The Penn Wharton model estimates the Senate Republican plan will fall short of paying for itself.
Both are expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to advance in the Senate.
But Democrats argue the GOP proposals fall short of the protections enshrined in the 2010 law.
Though improved, it will still fall short of the plant's 5-million-tonnes/year design capacity.
Trump has refused to agree to fencing or barriers that would fall short of a wall.
The clashing Republican and Democratic plans are expected to fall short of the needed 60 votes.
After five combined collections between two brands, Yeezy continues to fall short of its supposed universality.
Despite the increase, spending would still fall short of the record $30.3 billion reached in 2012.
The Socialists appeared likely to fall short of a majority of the 230 seats in Parliament.
Any progress in talks next month would probably fall short of a comprehensive deal, he added.
Those numbers fall short of a Tesla Model S although Porsche upgrades are being made available.
Yet for many elder Americans, those Social Security checks still fall short of what they need.
Democrats are expected to fall short of the necessary 2202 pickups to win the House majority.
But any rework will likely fall short of a Democratic desire to fully renegotiate the deal.
And it seems to be a business that continues to fall short of Wall Street's forecasts.
Additionally, various research shows that most Americans' efforts to track their expenditures fall short of ideal.
They appeared to fall short of the police and there was no indication anyone was hit.
The measures Scott announced Friday fall short of what survivors of the shooting have advocated. Gov.
Opinion polls suggest Zelenskiy's party will win the July election but fall short of a majority.
The accessories retailer also saw sales fall short of estimates, with comparable store sales falling 1.4 percent.
Analysts believe the world's biggest plane maker may fall short of targets, raising questions about next year.
Most of the big emerging markets, including Brazil, Russia, India, and China, fall short of this threshold.
Some say May is only 1-3 points ahead and will fall short of an overall majority.
Economists mostly recognise that normal people fall short of perfect rationality in day-to-day decision-making.
If those numbers are inflated — and the hype somewhat unearned — the industry could fall short of expectations.
Poor countries tend to fall short of their agricultural potential because they use geographic resources less efficiently.
Though welcome, this will fall short of the gold-standard trial evidence needed to register a drug.
The expectation that the increase will fall short of the 123 million bpd figure boosted the market.
Racism, oppression, poverty, mediocre housing — these issues cause too many children to fall short of their potential.
But it would be a shame to see this cool new feature fall short of its potential.
Many international banks operating in Australia fall short of that threshold locally, though they exceed it globally.
And in areas where IHS would gain additional funding, the increased rate would fall short of inflation.
"Quite a few banks still fall short of our expectations," Andrea Enria told a conference in Dublin.
But early exit polls predict that even with that he would fall short of a governing majority.
Britain's rules, though tougher than efforts in the United States, fall short of the moves in Iceland.
Overall, they're fine cameras, but fall short of the very high standards set by Samsung's Galaxy S7.
These options would materially improve on the status quo, even if they fall short of full repeal.
Expedia also saw other key metrics fall short of analyst forecasts and cut its full-year guidance.
If offers fall short of Cinven's expectations, the buyout group will keep the asset, another person said.
The new features fall short of remaking Siri into something fundamentally different from what it is today.
But the legislation is expected to fall short of the 6900 votes needed to overcome Monday's hurdle.
The measure was expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to overcome the procedural hurdle.
The expectation that the increase will fall short of the 1 million bpd figure boosted the market.
It seems to fall short of the ecstatic perfection that the very word "poetry" calls to mind.
Gorsuch is expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to overcome an initial procedural hurdle.
Still, the poll found Mr. Bloomberg could overtake Mr. Trump and fall short of eclipsing Mrs. Clinton.
Every small-market franchise tries to build through homegrown talent, and most fall short of a title.
The videogame retailer also saw revenue fall short of forecasts, and it also cut its sales forecast.
But the deal is still expected to fall short of addressing some of the administration's key goals.
Concerns that online learning will fall short of in-person teaching have spurred nationwide calls for concessions.
For whatever it's worth, Verizon's did in fact fall short of Wall Street's expectations on Thursday. OMG.
Admit, as I did, that it hurts to fall short of his example and then move on.
The combined left-wing bloc of the Socialists and Podemos would again fall short of a majority.
These steps will most likely fall short of dramatically affecting big tech companies like Google and Facebook.
But he sounded cautious about inflation, which continues to fall short of the Fed's 2 percent target.
Consider working with a financial planner to make sure your insurance doesn't fall short of your needs.
Some business schools launch graduates into high-paying careers and others can fall short of students' expectations.
The planned injections still fall short of some estimates, including from credit rating agencies, of what's required.
Although they fall short of commitments by Spanish peer Repsol, BP's operations and output are much larger.
Yet, all too often, we fall short of treating and housing New York's homeless thoughtfully and with care.
If elections were held today, polls show that the coalition would fall short of a majority in parliament.
A veto override vote would likely fall short of the two-thirds vote needed in order to pass.
Any Nexo vehicles produced prior to June still get high marks, but fall short of the top award.
Researchers tested this proposal and found that the total yield would fall short of making the planet habitable.
That is to say, they fall short of the social cost of carbon (SCC), as estimated by economists.
Government spending is growing faster than it should and debt reduction would fall short of the agreed target.
The measure was widely expected to fall short of the 2628 votes needed to overcome the procedural hurdle.
Most polls indicated a victory for Modi's alliance but expected it to fall short of an overall majority.
The measure was widely expected to fall short of the 220006 votes needed to overcome the procedural hurdle.
Even with those additions, though, the agency's numbers fall short of CNN's count of known migrant fatalities. Rep.
For example, funding for Head Start and child care has increased, although both fall short of actual need.
If central bankers fall short of market expectations, we may see a sharp, violent reversal of this trend.
For Democrats, the fear is that the report will fall short of delivering on proof of Russian collusion.
Vice Media is also expected to fall short of its revenue target for the year, the Journal reported.
Socially responsible investing encourages organizations to avoid buying stock in companies that fall short of certain ethical standards.
Large, double-blind, control-group trials often fall short of the uncontrolled "open-label" work that inspired them.
Yet remote restoration of Nakhichevan's lost Armenian monuments or alternative measures of accountability fall short of unanimous approval.
Too often they fall short of protecting the young talent that they are 'supposed' to be caretakers for.
That's a kind of punishment that the police can impose in cases that fall short of criminal charges.
But many analysts said they expected the plan to fall short of providing for a viable Palestinian state.
The U.S. peace plan is likely to fall short of those parameters — a source of anxiety for Jordan.
On Wednesday Microsoft said its personal computing segment earnings would fall short of guidance due to COVID-19.
These are useful ideas but they fall short of the specific steps other cities and states have taken.
However, research shows that most Americans fall short of this goal, with just $5,000 tucked away for retirement.
Iran also has several options that fall short of Trump's only clear red line not to kill Americans.
Previous presidents believed they had made headway with Beijing, only to have China's actions fall short of expectations.
Deutsche Boerse warned in October that profit for 2017 was "very likely" to fall short of its target.
Even so, economists believe growth this year will fall short of President Donald Trump's ambitious 3.0 percent target.
We all fall short of the glory of God...we just happen to do it on national television.
He believes McKinsey's proposed approach will fall short of the standard, and is moving ahead with his claims.
By allowing states to use this money for other purposes, AHCA would likely fall short of that amount.
Intrusions like these still fall short of sabotage or war, but that doesn't mean we have to like them.
Finally, Brazil, Nigeria and Saudi Arabia will set ambitious reform plans, but will likely fall short of what's necessary.
Edwards was the top vote getter but will fall short of the 50% threshold needed to avoid the runoff.
After one month and a few days, your passport's expiration date would fall short of the three-month minimum.
Because if Trump does fall short of that delegate majority, the party will search for a consensus on someone.
Republicans can fall short of the White House and still hold Congress, the Supreme Court, and most governor's mansions.
If the Liberals win more seats than the Conservatives but fall short of a majority, Trudeau has several options.
Following his comments, markets viewed that rate cuts by major central banks could fall short of expectations, he added.
The Fed and Wall Street economists also project GDP growth will fall short of the 3% goal in 2019.
Surveys indicate the Socialists will win the most votes in the election, but fall short of a parliamentary majority.
Discussions should change focus, he said, mentioning the possibility of a "partnership" that would fall short of full membership.
With these, labor can be extracted for purposes that fall short of even the most basic measures of impact.
Expedia also saw other key metrics fall short of analyst forecasts, and it also cut its full-year guidance.
In that respect, the agreement between Kim and Moon appears to fall short of what Washington was looking for.
But these steps fall short of serious accountability, such as an independent audit of the social network's privacy protections.
While more information is always welcome, the new data will fall short of providing most consumers with usable insight.
Rather, it was simply allegiance to the ideals of the country, even when we fall short of those ideals.
That leaves Trump contemplating steps that fall short of direct military action but could significantly change the US approach.
"We will fall short of that goal, for which my team and I take personal responsibility," the mayor wrote.
The potential suspension of penalties if charging network rollouts fall short of targets is "to be discussed", he added.
Many analysts say the tariff may fall short of its goal of reviving solar manufacturing in the United States.
Her examples are varied and provocative, but fall short of a unified theory of how the brain motivates morality.
Inflation is likely to fall short of the Fed's preferred 2 percent annual pace for the seventh straight year.
It's clear why filmmakers can't resist the allure of Alfred Hitchcock even if they inevitably fall short of him.
But he still appeared likely to fall short of the 50 percent-plus-one needed to avoid a runoff.
The reason is that all of the plans fall short of the essentially open border those groups are seeking.
Even if he wins every remaining delegate, he'd still fall short of the 2628,28503 needed to secure the nomination.
Women are expected to balance femininity with strong leadership and are quickly criticized if they fall short of expectations.
But even these proposed changes fall short of 22 percent loss in funding to NIH from 2003 to 2015.
But some caution that what Mr. Trump will ultimately give Persian Gulf states may fall short of the expectations.
Its North American revenues did fall short of expectations, however, climbing 5.3% during the period to reach $3.98 billion.
You can help them learn new skills and deal with the outcome if they fall short of their goal.
But it also has been a regular point of contention as Arsenal continues to fall short of major trophies.
Mr. Trump is expected to fall short of the presidency, in part because of his problems capitalizing on Mrs.
On Thursday, Delta Air Lines said its fare revenue, while growing, would fall short of the company's earlier forecast.
However, recent opinion polls suggest that Fine Gael could fall short of an overall majority needed for single-party government.
"Another weak quarter on a comparable basis as organic sales and operating income fall short of consensus estimates," Grundy said.
But there are cases where a skater may complete the jump yet still fall short of performing three full revolutions.
The national scheme is only imposed on provinces that reject carbon pricing or whose schemes fall short of federal standards.
"The Lego Batman Movie" now as the biggest opening of any 2017 release, but it did fall short of projections.
If the economy continues to disappoint, tax revenues could fall short of expectations, putting the country's budget target at risk.
" But it would fall short of the total U.S. box office haul for breakout hits like "Wonder Woman" and "Deadpool.
But Uber's cars may fall short of how the California DMV defines autonomous vehicles and therefore not require a permit.
Now, as democracies fall short of expectations and unrest grows, militaries are getting pulled in to bail out besieged presidents.
If a disproportionate number of undecideds go to one of the Republican candidates, then Edwards will fall short of 20163%.
ANO is expected to win the most votes in the election but fall short of an overall majority in parliament.
It also said its year-end core capital ratio would fall short of ECB requirements by around two percentage points.
Or, if they fall short of those goals, they might have to pay it off with real money, per CNBC.
These aren't investing myths, but they fall short of giving investors all the information they need to make smart decisions.
French satellite firm Eutelsat also tumbled 12 percent after warning it could fall short of its full-year revenue target.
Despite how good their noise isolation is compared to the AirPods, however, they fall short of the Jabra Elite 65ts.
Anybody else in the company, we all feel when we fall short of that plan, we feel accountable and responsible.
The average rainfall over the last five months has fallen fall short of the average for parts of the country.
The judgment is its latest in a series of rulings that laws proposed by Ukraine fall short of democratic norms.
The campaign hasn't yet responded to questions about what happens to the money if they fall short of their goal.
The amount will fall short, of course, as that's such a staggering amount to raise in $50 or $100 increments.
Progress on boosting use of renewable energy also is set to fall short of the 2030 target, the report said.
That would mean a coalition of the three right-wing parties would still fall short of a majority in parliament.
So far, the total number of hazardous liquids pipeline spills in 20113 is on track to fall short of 22011.
He added inflation will fall short of the Fed's 2 percent goal and a decline in inflation expectations was possible.
What were your expectations for No Man's Sky, and how did the reality of the game fall short of them?
Even while self-employed, it's possible to automate savings and investments to ensure you don't fall short of your goals.
Even with support from all 54 Senate Republicans, it bill would fall short of the 60 votes needed to proceed.
The agency was previously scheduled to finalize its list of areas that fall short of the standards by this October.
But they scored just 8 percent on Sunday, meaning together they would fall short of a majority as things stand.
Instead, it would add requirements to the suitability standard that fall short of the fiduciary mandate imposed on investment advisors.
Three Republican lawmakers say undertaking such a massive project will fall short of alleviating the issues surrounding border security. Rep.
Google's Chrome browser will soon be removing advertisements from sites that fall short of industry standards, the company announced Tuesday.
It also inspects manufacturers worldwide and in recent years has suspended hundreds of drugs that fall short of testing standards.
Determined not to fall short of their peers, the girls try to cram four years of fun into one night.
The study reinforces concerns over the ways Big Tech companies manage and protect (or fall short of protecting) user privacy.
Which is not to say that every small business is the same, but that many fall short of our idealization.
The meeting wasn't a rousing success but American presidents always find  early meetings with Russian leaders fall short of expectations.
Teachers, however, are worried that the solution being proposed is only temporary and may fall short of filling the gap.
TripAdvisor announced new changes this week, but K and activists behind the petition say they fall short of what's needed.
First, the public should accept that business will always fall short of our unreasonably high expectations, and get over it.
While the Excelsior Scholarship is a revolutionary move, it may fall short of helping students who need assistance the most.
It is forecast to fall short of eclipsing U.S. shippers in 2015/16, with both countries trailing top exporter Russia.
Both fall short of President Obama's $1.9 billion funding request to fight Zika in U.S. states and territories and abroad.
The Nasdaq Composite, however, was the only one of the three major indexes to fall short of a record close.
"We're not going to fall short of a majority, so I don't really have to consider that," he said Wednesday.
Hence these reforms fall short of providing the people in the Tribal Areas the legal protections available to other Pakistanis.
For Democrats, "there is openness to discussing options that may fall short of a full path to citizenship," the aide added.
However, the installation of solar power capacity would likely fall short of the 10.2 GW by the end of the year.
Despite the Democrats' herculean efforts, their measure is expected to fall short of the 60 votes it would need to advance.
"Even if (Indian) companies adopt this guidance note in its entirety, it would fall short of global best practice," he said.
Dreaming big is the reason so many startups will fall short of their plan and nonetheless deserve to be called successful.
The maker of laboratory instruments also saw revenue fall short of estimates, pointing to weakness in its pharmaceutical and food markets.
It will also project inflation to move above 1.5 percent but fall short of 2 percent in fiscal 2021, they said.
Some experts told me these digital trade provisions fall short of what's needed for a modernized NAFTA, but it's a start.
Analysts said production in areas such as Victoria, the country's fourth largest wheat producing region, may fall short of official estimates.
The company also said it will "fall short" of its previous 2018 earnings per share and free cash flow financial guidance.
That would still fall short of U.S., where 15 percent of people in uniform are women, and Britain with 10 percent.
She held herself together on stage, but nearly blacked out after she missed a word to fall short of the title.
If the polls are right, the separatist block may fall short of the slender majority of seats it obtained in 2015.
However, analysts also project that Palang Pracharat will fall short of the 126 seats Mr Prayuth needs to remain prime minister.
Just prior to the market opening, GoPro announced its revenue will fall short of expectations and a staff reduction of 20%.
It would open up the possibility that Trump will fall short of the 1237 delegates needed to secure a clear victory.
It's hard and slow, and the words on the page fall short of the music and clarity I imagined they'd have.
Despite existing rules requiring opt-ins and disclosures, some argue they fall short of adequately informing consumers about the fee system.
Both are expected to fall short of the votes in that session required to elect a premier for the second time.
Farmers can pocket federal handouts even when they have bumper crops or when they just fall short of their revenue targets.
Haley said her prayers fall short of formally endorsing Cruz but would like to see the Texas senator succeed, she added.
Results in 226 are expected to fall short of last year's record high sales of 210 million vehicles, according to Autodata.
That these changes fall short of the outright abolishment of public unions is not a comfort; if anything, it is strategy.
It may be the largest I.P.O. ever but still fall short of the expectations raised by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
It may be the largest I.P.O. ever but still fall short of the expectations raised by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Yet it became a study in hubris, and an illustration of why top-down schemes so often fall short of expectations.
But Berlin is still expected to fall short of the 2 percent goal, with plans to reach 1.5 percent by 2024.
Results in 26.5 are expected to fall short of last year's record high sales of 800 million vehicles, according to Autodata.
Executive pay consultants say UK packages are well above continental European levels but fall short of those in the United States.
When analyzing the labor force participation rate — a key indicator of economic vibrancy — women still fall short of their male counterparts.
It's an unusual arrangement, and one that fall short of demands from the right that Sessions name a second special counsel.
But a number of Democrats believe that any bill that Republicans come up with will fall short of the FCC's protections.
The rating affirmation reflects Smartfren's weak cash flow generation, with EBITDA likely to continue to fall short of its interest expense.
As Mr. Wissmann requested, the commission did not impose sanctions on carmakers that fall short of benchmarks for electric-vehicle production.
It now appears likely that inflation will fall short of the Fed's 2 percent annual target for the seventh consecutive year.
The land they work is purchased by Henry McAllan (Jason Clarke), whose agriculture and business skills fall short of his ambitions.
But he warned that if tax receipts fall short of expectations, then the government will have to implement more spending freezes.
Looking ahead, Wien said that in 2020 a recession will be avoided, but that economic growth will fall short of estimates.
They are all but certain to fall short of the type of firm guarantees that the Iranian authorities have been seeking.
Combined, these limitations make it so body cameras were always doomed to fall short of the expectations that some supporters had.
Democrats needed to pick up 30 seats to regain a majority, but now it's clear they'll fall short of that goal.
Apple warned Wednesday that revenue from its holiday quarter will fall short of prior estimates, a rare occurrence for the iPhone maker.
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Car sales this year in China and the U.S. would fall short of investors' hopes and "a dent is looming," they said.
If supply is expected to fall short of demand, and stocks are low and falling, nearby futures prices will normally in backwardation.
Of the 337m primary-school-age children who look likely to fall short of basic international standards, three-quarters are in school.
Such markets fall short of the ideal of perfect competition, but nor are they examples of lazy monopolies ripping off hapless consumers.
But it would fall short of Canada's ambition to build a pipeline to a deepwater port to tap into the global market.
Why it matters: Last quarter, Apple issued a rare warning that the company would fall short of expectations amid lower iPhone demand.
However, the subscription fashion service saw revenue fall short of estimates, with the number of active customers also shy of Street forecasts.
Even if you add all five of those U.S. ports, they fall short of both of the top two (Shanghai and Singapore).
The specialty materials maker saw revenue fall short of forecasts, however, and said it expects organic sales to fall slightly this year.
They also don't cover risks to a woman's health that fall short of death — and that puts doctors in a terrible position.
Direct stimulus of 6 trillion yen would be double the amount initially planned but would fall short of market expectations, analysts said.
The numbers also fall short of what analysts had been predicting: EPS of 96 cents per share on revenue of $30.5 billion.
Pro Farmer also predicted that U.S. corn output would fall short of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's forecast for 14.153 billion bushels.
Cracking occurs when a party's supporters are divided among multiple districts so that they fall short of a majority in each one.
The bill still has a number of hurdles to clear within the legislature, and it may well fall short of becoming law.
Even if the Conservatives won all the remaining seats, the party would fall short of the 326 needed for an outright majority.
And if the Trump administration is looking for a nomination that could be bipartisan, Thapar would likely fall short of that mark.
There will always be the audiophile who demands more, in which case, the Beam will likely fall short of their high expectations.
In my experience, topical treatments that claim to bring down the size and inflammation of monster zits fall short of their promises.
Anybody else-- you know, in the company, we all feel when we fall short of that plan, we feel accountable and responsible.
But traders implied a 2.19 percent funds rate by December, which would get close to but fall short of the Fed's intentions.
Other emails suggest that Kavanaugh wasn't completely accurate in testimony before the Senate, but they fall short of proof that he lied.
Should Mariota fall short of expectations, will the Titans let him walk and look to the draft for the team's next quarterback?
Those communications fall short of an official audit, which the IRS gets three years to start after the challenged return is filed.
It's only an arm of a company, and even when HR is active, it may fall short of creating an equitable workplace.
Disabling targeted ads on children's videos would fall short of addressing the issues with YouTube's platform, said CCFC Executive Director Josh Golin.
Existing treatments include a range of antidepressants, psychotherapy and even shock therapy, but fall short of addressing the specifics of the disorder.
Critics argue that the financing the government plans to provide will fall short of what drivers will need to buy new jeepneys.
But advocates say that many universities fall short of the statute's requirement that athletic opportunities must correlate with the overall student population.
The company warns that underlying profit for the year will fall short of analysts' estimates after an "extremely difficult" start to 2019.
The measures provide incentives for job creation but in our opinion fall short of addressing long-standing bottlenecks in the labour market.
If any of them decide to oppose the resolution, it will fall short of the 51-vote threshold Republicans need for passage.
If Iran succeeds, the results could be costly to the United States and its allies, but fall short of triggering outright war.
Microsoft said it would fall short of its sales forecast for the upcoming quarter because of the continued spread of the coronavirus.
However, the BIS said that while those two factors help explain some of the problems, they fall short of a full accounting.
Top congressional Democrats quickly ripped the Trump administration's immigration proposals, warning they fall short of a potential deal to help DACA recipients.
But he added that it was likely to fall short of the $75m in severance benefits that workers had been counting on.
Some critics on social media have said that such a committee would fall short of the independent investigation they have been demanding.
Both Democrats and Republicans have criticized Trump's remarks, which many have said fall short of a full-throated condemnation of hate groups.
Cargill is not the first major company to fall short of an environmental commitment, and it is unlikely to be the last.
Cargill is not the first major company to fall short of an environmental commitment, and it is unlikely to be the last.
Some critics, particularly Democrats, say measures that only beef up infrastructure or do not create recurring funds fall short of the mark.
Merkel's ruling coalition, which includes the SPD as junior partner, has approved defense spending hikes that fall short of the NATO target.
"Even if the independence parties fall short of a majority, the damage may have already been done," it said of Catalonia's December vote.
Some research shows the sleep deprived often choose less challenging tasks, so you might also fall short of goals you've set for yourself.
Netflix sank 3.2 percent after Deutsche Bank warned the company could fall short of subscriber growth numbers when it reports results on Monday.
Iowa showed that the platforms are reluctant to police posts by Americans that spread rumors or suspicion but fall short of outright impersonation.
Payments would be reduced by up to 236 percent for doctors and by 13 percent for dialysis clinics that fall short of expectations.
Though Trump is far ahead in the delegate race, he could fall short of the majority mark needed to clinch the nomination outright.
Indeed, our culture is currently awash in semblances of solidarity that, even when well-intentioned or laudable, fall short of the real thing.
Officials familiar with the talks say possible outcomes will likely fall short of a sweeping, comprehensive trade deal that Trump has called for.
China has not approved a new reactor project for more than two years, and the country could fall short of its 2020 targets.
"Despite our collective efforts, our industry will fall short of a 2020 goal to eliminate deforestation," Ruth Kimmelshue, Cargills Chief Sustainability Officer, said.
Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives will fall short of a majority by winning 314 seats in the election, according to an exit poll.
"Despite our collective efforts, our industry will fall short of a 2020 goal to eliminate deforestation," Ruth Kimmelshue, Cargill's Chief Sustainability Officer, said.
MacLellan made the Capitals so much better than everyone else that there will be no excuses if they fall short of a title.
The company's revenue growth was slowing and it would fall short of Wall Street analysts' financial expectations for the holiday season that year.
Samsung Electronics warned on Tuesday that its first quarter profits will fall short of expectations amid weakness in its chips and display businesses.
But some of the economists believe the Fed may fall short of sending a clear signal that rate cuts are on the way.
Now President Donald Trump has signed the final tax bill into law and it's clear that Republicans will fall short of these promises.
Yelp (YELP) fell a penny shy of expectations with profit of nine cents per share, and also saw revenue fall short of estimates.
Analysts also expect an April 17 meeting of major oil producers in Doha to discuss the output freeze to fall short of expectations.
Even so, an Englishman's appreciation of his life and character must fall short of the feeling which his Indian followers have for them.
The shares extended their decline after the company said on a conference call that revenue this quarter would also fall short of expectations.
If he pulls that off (which he won't) he will still fall short of Clinton's haul in pledged delegates allocated by the voters.
Dollar General was one of those stories, until the company projected profits will fall short of Wall Street's expectations this year, he said.
But government ethics experts said the move would fall short of blind trust standards and was unlikely to prevent potential conflicts of interest.
Exit polls showed his Servant of the People party far ahead of its nearest challenger, although it may fall short of a majority.
A handful of prominent Wall Street economists expect job creation to fall short of the 2000,22009 consensus estimate, as it so often does.
Forty-two percent say he would fall short of that goal, however, and 28503 percent say Trump would not even try the move.
The Committee for American Sovereignty, run by former Ben Carson aide Doug Watts, expects to fall short of its $20 million preconvention goal.
Some watchdogs see the moves as promising first steps, but insist they fall short of alleviating their concerns about the way Facebook operates.
The mere effort of paying attention to these areas of parenting will benefit you, even when you fall short of your new goals.
The early figures suggested the total audience would fall short of the TV viewership for other recent political events that riveted the country.
Now it costs $60 a day or $110 for both days (double on resale websites) and volunteer opportunities fall short of the demand.
Still, he maintained he'd be willing to stand up and leave the highly anticipated summit should the meeting fall short of his expectations.
Ms. Delpy's salty riffs on indulgent parenting and midlife insecurities are draped over wearisome farcical situations that fall short of her past work.
However, he said he'd be willing to stand up and leave the highly anticipated summit should the meeting fall short of his expectations.
No matter how hard they try, the manufacturers still fall short of the iPhone's camera, and it holds true for the Mate 8.
Sachi is the responsible one, working long hours as a hospital nurse and scolding the others when they fall short of her standards.
Even if President-elect Trump could make one deal a day for the next four years, he would fall short of this mark.
That means that barring an unusually large wave of enrollments Friday, the final tally on HealthCare will fall short of last season's total.
They serve the purpose of expressing China's displeasure with Mr. Kim's agenda, yet they fall short of inflicting crippling pain on North Korea.
"This is particularly true if, for example, visitor numbers fall short of expectations or exhibition partners drop out at short notice," he wrote.
It would fall short of the initially rumored $100 billion valuation, a sign of caution amid a flood of highly hyped tech offerings.
Reciprocity agreements, however, are less formal deals that fall short of an official accord, according to tax attorney Sam Brotman of Brotman Law.
A law signed in June may allow more veterans to get care from private providers if veterans' hospitals fall short of performance standards.
K. trade agreement likely will fall short of expectations on both sides of the Atlantic and Brexit will have negative economic consequences globally.
But Americans shouldn't be surprised if their senators fall short of those expectations, either for ideological reasons or out of political self-interest.
Netflix sank 3.6 percent after Deutsche Bank warned the company could fall short of subscriber growth numbers when it reports results on Monday.
GOP leaders said last week they were drafting a funding bill, but it will likely fall short of President Obama's $1.9 billion request.
Tailored Brands – Tailored Brands reported profit of $1.07 per share, matching Street forecasts, while the clothing retailer saw revenue fall short of estimates.
Acting U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan said in December that the administration may fall short of the 450-mile mark.
They deride others, especially American liberals, who fall short of this standard, who blame anything other than themselves for personal transgressions or failures.
The President of the World Bank David Malpass has warned global growth could fall short of the 2.6% rate it predicted in June.
But even if these calls fall short of human melodic standards, hearing them is always a pleasant reminder of hikes through mature woodlands.
If Democrats swept all three while also losing in Alabama, they would fall short of the majority even if a Democrat beats Trump.
These stories have the ring of authenticity but fall short of providing definitive proof, leading some to call them marketing or PR stunts.
Paradoxically, despite their use of "real" materials, they fall short of establishing their own reality compared with the more formally secure representational paintings.
The anti-abortion movement might choose a more cautious strategy, instead chipping away at Roe with measures that fall short of outright bans.
Journalists looking for a new superpower will still cast around for examples, including Germany, which will continue to fall short of the excitable billing.
The GAD3 poll showed a three-way coalition between the conservatives would still fall short of a parliamentary majority in the best of cases.
Some analysts reckoned the two-day selloff is overdone and can reverse quickly if Friday's jobs figures, particularly on wages, fall short of forecasts.
The MTV operator warned weary investors on Friday that revenue and profit will fall short of expectations as a sordid boardroom battle plays out.
Amazon also predicted a 13% to 20% increase in second-quarter sales, although the company's operating profit guidance did fall short of analyst estimates.
All of these assistants fall short of expectations, but perhaps they'd all be a little more intelligent if they just talked to each other.
However, even with the revision the numbers fall short of the Fed's 2 percent inflation goal as measured by the personal consumption expenditures index.
But Ossoff's defeat suggests that, if the whole House of Representatives was up for election today, Democrats would likely fall short of retaking it.
She's just like, let me just keep bludgeoning myself with the myriad ways that I fall short of this person, who I don't know.
This might be the difference between Lovot and other failed social robots like Jibo which have promised companionship, only to fall short of expectations.
However, we expect EBITDA to fall short of meeting the company's borrowing costs and operating lease rent in the next 12 months-18 months.
The decision means the sanctions against Russia fall short of the tough measures many in Congress envisaged when they passed the law last summer.
BOCWATCH Economists still expect annualized fourth-quarter growth to fall short of the Bank of Canada's 2.3 percent estimate due to oil production cuts.
He is basically a slower and less effective imitation of Floyd Mayweather Jr., and an imitation will always fall short of the real thing.
If the company suggests that the security flaws could cause it to fall short of that rate, then the stock could suffer, Gerra said.
While the settlement might fall short of real justice for the former cheerleaders, it may at least be a step in the right direction.
"OPEC might fall short of consensus to act in January given signs of disharmony in the ranks," said Stephen Innes, market strategist at AxiTraders.
Not only does the platform fall short of reinforcing the president's policy agenda, it has spawned charges of hypocrisy and resurrected accusations of plagiarism.
Mason made the comment in response to a question about whether the bank has ways to reduce expenses if revenues fall short of expectations.
Buttarelli suggested that some of the recently announced changes put forth by tech giants fall short of complying with the spirit of the GDPR.
The recommendations are based on options-market prices for each company and the potential that they will beat or fall short of consensus estimates.
But it does fall short of one candidate in the crowded field, businessman Brian Flynn, when Flynn's personal loan to his campaign is included.
This month's employment report eases fears that we might fall short of that standard, but offers little reason why we might exceed it, either.
Even if he wins all of the remaining outstanding delegates, he'd fall short of the 2900,220006 needed to secure the nomination before the convention.
Still, Dr. Sterman said, even California's ambitious goals fall short of what will ultimately be needed to head off severe effects of climate change.
SA. Dyachenko said that Nornickel expects second-half financial results to fall short of its performance in the first six months of the year.
"The country will fall short of its 2030 emissions target without a major effort to move to a low-carbon model," the OECD said.
Yet, many luxury players fall short of offering them an enriched, personalized, seamless and digitally enabled experience able to conquer their hearts and minds.
After Trump praised white supremacists last summer, Cohn offered a lukewarm criticism that managed to fall short of courageous while also infuriating his boss.
That fund is usually replenished with federal money, but the Post reported that it is on track to fall short of funds this fall.
It caused enough of a disruption to the company that in late February Microsoft told investors that sales would fall short of its estimates.
To "personalize" means to violate some (often unstated) ideal of disembodied thought — to fall short of a rationality that transcends all our little lives.
We are all flawed, we are all sinners, we all fall short of God's glory, we are all in various ways far from perfect.
JUNE 2019 The company warns that underlying profit for the year will fall short of analysts' estimates after an "extremely difficult" start to 2019.
Democrats are expected to eat into the GOP's 59-seat majority but fall short of the 30 seats they'd need to win the majority.
And even if you make a herculean effort to eat healthy, it's common for your daily diet to fall short of optimal nutrient levels.
But Zambia and Zimbabwe were found to fall short of that guideline, and elephant trophies from those nations were banned from the United States.
Even established Equinox trainers who fall short of performance benchmarks are sometimes told to resume taking shifts on the floor to accumulate new clients.
However, Eurasia estimated that high-level talks between Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un would continue, but fall short of full denuclearization.
Goldman Sachs on Monday backed up its sell rating on the electric-car maker on forecasts that quarterly deliveries will fall short of estimates.
But they are likely to fall short of a clear majority and it remains unclear which smaller parties Merkel will start coalition negotiations with.
Johnson is forecast to win a majority at the election, but he could yet fall short of the 320 to 326 seats he needs.
Even amongst those who fall short of outright extremism or hate speech, this may encourage a growing trend in politicians to disregard the truth.
The coalition is expected to gain the largest slice of the votes but fall short of a solid majority to enable it to govern.
"The Constitution does not allow the House to impeach the president for reasons that fall short of a high crime or misdemeanor," he said.
We see what these responses are aiming for — the aliveness they hope to achieve — by seeing how they ultimately fall short of their goal.
And they complain that GOP plans for a swift Senate trial would subvert justice and fall short of the constitutional duty expected of senators.
If every Donald Trump voter again cast their ballot for Donald Trump in 22016, he could still fall short of victory — possibly devastatingly so.
Not only did he fall short of a majority but he fell more than a million votes behind Hillary Clinton in the popular vote.
To the movie's credit, there is a nice theme of learning to make peace with yourself when you fall short of achieving your dreams.
Netflix Inc sank 4.3 percent after Deutsche Bank warned the company could fall short of subscriber growth numbers when it reports results on Monday.
The web page, though, would fall short of their demands that Facebook individually notify users about Russian propaganda posts or ads they were exposed to.
Although Samsung is positioned to fall short of this benchmark, it will most likely — if not certainly – still push more devices out than Huawei will.
International human rights groups say the tribunal's procedures fall short of international standards but Bangladesh rejects that and the trials are supported by many Bangladeshis.
Driverless cars are one thing; malfunctions can be tragic, but they fall short of jumbo jets carrying hundreds of passengers falling out of the sky.
Without Opel, GM will fall short of 9 million at the current pace and, barring a dramatic shift, will be permanently out of the running.
More Renoirs might be sold in one year than another, and of those works, some could far exceed or fall short of expected auction prices.
But he still might fall short of the majority required, enabling the party establishment to put forward another name at the July convention in Cleveland.
However, even with the landslide win in Uttar Pradesh, Modi will still fall short of enough support in the parliament's upper house, says Eurasia's Kumar.
There will be diminished gains to be had as the number of personalities and brands that fall short of this impossibly high standard adds up.
On Thursday, Yum Brands warned that its 2020 results could fall short of its long-term outlook as the outbreak weighs on sales in China.
On Thursday, Yum Brands warned that its 2020 results could fall short of its long-term outlook as the outbreak weighs on sales in China.
In turn, the weddings that fall short of the idealized visions that play out on YouTube, Pinterest, and Instagram are more susceptible to unfair criticism.
Still, the moves fall short of the demands of labor groups, which have called on companies to pay a "living wage" of $15 an hour.
It would also fall short of a previous Vanke plan to make Shenzhen Metro its No. 1 shareholder through an asset swap worth $6.9 billion.
Meanwhile, OnePlus says the even the speeds of today's fastest wireless chargers still fall short of its wired Warp Charge brick, and they are right.
Several brokerages cut their target price on the stock after GKN warned its annual profit would fall short of expectations due to disappointing aerospace trading.
First, it appears he may fall short of the 1003,2100 delegates needed to lock down the nomination before the GOP convention in Cleveland in July.
Democrats have set an override vote for Tuesday, where they are expected to fall short of the two-thirds needed to successfully block Trump's veto.
While this print is encouraging, it continues to fall short of traditional wage growth expectations in the context of an employment rate below 4 percent.
In an active fishery, they obviously will fall short of it, but the optimal shortfall is shown by a second number, the maximum sustainable yield.
Just like the P20 Pro, though, this phone exudes the glamorous premium feel that every phone company strives for but most fall short of achieving.
Should the use of $2.25 and $5 discount codes fall short of those targets, Ticketmaster would make up the difference by releasing more free tickets.
While the jobs number was good news for U.S. workers, wages continued to fall short of expectations, rising only 2.5 percent in the past year.
" The possibility Trump could scale back the defense of countries that fall short of 2% "would really be a threat and that would be new.
The final numbers fall short of the Obama administration's projected 2628 million initial sign-ups, with 28503 million projected to maintain coverage throughout the year.
Yet even that outstanding distinction highlights how far we have to go, as roughly half of Florida charter school fourth-graders fall short of proficiency.
And while compact and even self-heating versions have come to market, time and time again, these bells and whistles fall short of the original.
I have one perspective on the behavior I saw, which while disturbing and violating basic norms of ethical leadership, may fall short of being illegal.
Courts have held that when funds fall short of expectations, a federal agency should try to achieve the "original statutory scheme" as much as possible.
One idea could be to discuss a freeze in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, which would fall short of current demands for nuclear disarmament.
But agricultural trade groups told the administration on Friday such a plan would still fall short of gaining their support, two different sources told Reuters.
But agricultural trade groups told the administration on Friday such a plan would still fall short of gaining their support, two different sources told Reuters.
But the new consent order would also allow states to take action if Equifax were to fall short of what they deem proper security measures.
"Cosplaying outdoorsiness" as two sisters, McKinnon and Bryant fall short of enticing viewers to come to Chickham's Apple Farm, but not of making viewers laugh.
Republicans have talked openly about the possibility of a contested convention should Trump fall short of the 1,237 delegates necessary to clinch the presidential nomination.
The sanctions fall short of direct penalties on the oil sector, which the Trump administration has said would harm the Venezuelan people and American companies.
Carpetright had said in October that first-half profit would fall short of the same period last year, though it forecast a better second half.
Mainland China's capital markets are among the largest in the world, but often fall short of the governance and liquidity levels of more developed markets.
Sanders has argued that whoever gets the most delegates — even if they fall short of the DNC's threshold — should be crowned the nominee for president.
Since the two parties together fall short of a majority, the Socialist Party is currently courting support from Catalan separatist party Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya.
"Industrial coal-to-gas switching in the second half of 2018 could fall short of expectations, reflected by weak domestic LNG prices," the consultant said.
Single donors who fall short of the $43,000 threshold ($24,000 if married) can itemize on their taxes if they supercharge their giving in one year.
But convention rules are under close scrutiny with both leading candidates positioned to possibly fall short of the 1,237 delegates needed to secure the nomination.
Pool points with friends for bigger redemption opportunitiesDespite your best efforts, there may be times when you fall short of your credit card rewards goal.
" "It's hard to make art about politics that's genuine and doesn't fall short of getting your point across, but maybe someday I'll succeed at it.
The chief concern flagged in the policy statement was the currently "muted" level of inflation, which continues to fall short of the Fed's 2 percent target.
So these songs also fall short of Dion's inspiring vulgarity, prettily puttering along instead, tied up in ribbons and bows, bathed in high-fructose corn syrup.
Boeing is due to report total order activity for 23.5 later on Friday, but analysts believe the world's biggest plane maker may fall short of targets.
Although AMLO will likely fall short of the two-thirds majority required for constitutional changes, the opposition to his government will be fragmented and severely weakened.
The chief concern flagged in the policy statement is the currently "muted" level of inflation, which continues to fall short of the Fed's 2 percent target.
If elections were held today, polls show that the coalition would fall short of a majority in parliament, giving Mr Strache a chance to become chancellor.
But more often than not, when put to the test these hacks fall short of the "amazing ease" and "super speed" they always seem to promise.
If Trump had wanted to be a religious leader, Drollinger allowed during one of our lunches, he would most likely fall short of the Bible's specifications.
Other legendarily poor teams like the 24 Colts (22020-4, -17.1) and the 1976 Buccaneers expansion team (0-14, -20.5) also fall short of the Dolphins.
But Cashman may have tipped his hand with one comment, saying he believed the Yankees did not fall short of their ultimate goal because of pitching.
Since he missed a few games this season with an injury, Crosby should fall short of 100 points, a plateau he's reached once since 2010-11.
BERLIN (Reuters) - German potash miner K+S said on Thursday earnings this year may fall short of analyst expectations, though still significantly beat its 2017 result.
Robot dogs that you can control via remote are certainly fun, but they fall short of the kind of realism we expect from modern-day automatons.
The sharp drop in Plus500 shares came despite the company having warned in February that revenue and profit would fall short of analysts' expectations this year.
The activists say the gun-maker reports fall short of what they wanted, which is an acknowledgment of their role in the national debate on guns.
Statements from European Union foreign ministers and U.S. officials often express concern about all those issues, but they fall short of threatening action or concrete censure.
Sugar futures on the Intercontinental Exchange staged their biggest daily gain in nearly 23 years after forecasts suggested weather-disrupted supply may fall short of demand.
And a brand that plenty of supposedly woke people have found to fall short of their standard for how woke a party game should supposedly be.
And, like "Twilight" and "The Hunger Games," it's not unusual for Part 1 of a 19213-film finale to fall short of some of its predecessors.
If they fall short of that margin in either House, or simply fail to act within 21 days, the president would regain his or her powers.
The plans fall short of what religious conservatives expected of the president, who won overwhelming support from evangelicals by promising to "protect Christianity" and religious freedom.
Despite a passionate fifth act monologue from Kendrick, the overarching message of the movie isn't clear and its most notable elements fall short of being memorable.
The Equal Rights Amendment could find new life 46 years after it passed in Congress, only to fall short of the 38 states necessary for ratification.
Many observers think the measure, which would raise the hotel occupancy tax by 22 percent, will fall short of the two-thirds majority necessary for passage.
Democratic lawmakers on Friday called for new measures that would impose harsh financial penalties and penalize executives at firms that fall short of protecting personal data.
And the more founders and investors try to live up to their principles, the tougher it becomes to rationalize the things that fall short of them.
As a result, the right and left have created tactical alliances to broaden their appeal, but both coalitions still appear to fall short of a majority.
"We're not going to fall short of a majority, so I don't really have to consider that," Hoyer said during a press briefing in the Capitol.
Mr. Trump, who may fall short of delegates to win outright at the convention, warned against disappointing "many millions of people" if he is not nominated.
Although those numbers fall short of 50-50, they're higher than they were five years ago — a sign that the company's efforts are starting to work.
Some House Democrats are convinced that impeachment proceedings would be doomed to fall short of removal from office and therefore would only help the president politically.
Alcoa (AA) reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.04 per share, missing estimates by 18 cents, while the aluminum producer also saw revenue fall short of forecasts.
Human rights groups say the tribunal's procedures fall short of international standards, but the government rejects that assertion, and the trials are supported by many Bangladeshis.
Republicans in Congress are calling for a legislative replacement to the rules, but Democrats say that any bill would likely fall short of the FCC's protections.
Late last year, The Wall Street Journal reported that BuzzFeed was expected to fall short of its revenue target for 2017 by about 15% to 20%.
U.S. representatives also said the proposals the EU has made to resolve a separate dispute over government subsidies for Airbus fall short of addressing U.S. concerns.
Hurricane Harvey weighed heavily on Olive Garden parent Darden Restaurants during its fiscal first quarter, causing same-store sales to fall short of Wall Street expectations.
That leaves many jewelers relying on refiners to carry out their own due diligence over supply chains, which often fall short of international human rights standards.
For Donald Trump to fall short of the 270 electoral votes he needs to take office, 37 electors would have to abandon their pledge to him.
In October, Trump suggested they were close to reaching a "phase one" agreement that could ease trade tensions, but would fall short of a comprehensive deal.
While the sales total will fall short of the original $4 billion estimate, "we're not under any pressure, since we have very low leverage," Barnett said.
Beyond Meat offers its own preformed sausages that come close but fall short of mimicking a meat sausage, at least in direct, side-by-side comparisons.
So when he says a country or region's electoral procedures and government structure fall short of democratic standards, he speaks from no small amount of experience.
So Charles and the Liberty, for all the parallels that their talent draws to the Riley Era Knicks, may also fall short of winning it all.
But the early signs are that revenues will fall short of what was hoped for, says Ramon Clarete, an economist at the University of the Philippines Diliman.
Because Prop C received 60 percent of the vote, it would fall short of a hypothetical two-thirds requirement — but whether that's necessary is up for debate.
"I have one perspective on the behavior I saw, which, while disturbing and violating basic norms of ethical leadership, may fall short of being illegal," Comey writes.
Amir's people-less photographs are jarring — they suggest absent voices but fall short of connecting the viewer to the everyday realities of those doing time in Holot.
These changes fall short of the ban on flavored cartridge-based e-cigarettes in thousands of convenience stores and gas stations across the US that many anticipated.
But most Americans fall short of these recommended fitness goals, putting them at higher risk of getting health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, or dementia. Why?
The deal on offer: Officials familiar with the talks say possible outcomes will likely fall short of the sweeping, comprehensive trade deal that Trump has called for.
Weyerhaeuser — Weyerhaeuser reported adjusted quarterly profit of 24 cents per share, 3 cents above estimates, though the forest products company's revenue did fall short of Street consensus.
Trudeau's Liberal Party was set to fall short of a majority in the 338-seat House of Commons, according to the latest result projections of Monday's election.
The maker of the Roomba vacuum cleaner saw revenue fall short of forecasts, however, posting sales of $237.7 million compared to a consensus forecast of $251.4 million.
In a huge bummer, the phones will be exclusive to Verizon, which means they'll probably fall short of the kind of mainstream appeal Google is hoping for.
A testing freeze and commitment to close the test site alone would fall short of Washington's demand that Pyongyang completely dismantle all its nuclear weapons and missiles.
GE expects to "fall short of previously indicated guidance" for full-year 2018 earnings, the company said when it announced the removal of John Flannery as CEO.
WD-40 (WDFC) reported quarterly profit of $1.14 per share, beating estimates by two cents, but the lubricant maker's revenue did fall short of Wall Street forecasts.
A larger premium, or backwardation, of the front month over future months tends to indicate that traders and investors believe oil supply will fall short of demand.
Plus500 has already said this week that revenue and profit would fall short of analysts' expectations in the current year, erasing a third of its market value.
Mazda Motor Corp was down 3.9 percent after Nikkei reported the auto maker's operating profit is expected to fall short of guidance for the year ending March.
" In an emotional Instagram post last year, Stamos remembered his late father as he wrote that he would "certainly fall short of the father my pop was.
If bids fall short of a certain threshold, Molycorp has proposed exiting bankruptcy through a reorganization plan, excluding the Mountain Pass mine, under the control of Oaktree.
It's not usual for old PCs to fall short of the minimum requirements of a brand new operating system, but in this case, the opposite is happening.
Kelley Blue Book says it looks like 231 U.S. sales will fall short of last year's record 38 million for the first annual sales drop since 21.
But it appears to fall short of the radical change in approach implied by his speech -- that was, like many Trump addresses, longer on rhetoric than details.
GDP growth would continue to fall short of potential next year and the RBA "will have to cut interest rates by more than most anticipate", he added.
"Measures that fall short of a new ban treaty will be insufficient to deal with the multiple challenges raised by killer robots," she said in a statement.
GDP growth would continue to fall short of potential next year and the RBA "will have to cut interest rates by more than most anticipate", he added.
That would fall short of the record high of 74.14 bcfd produced on average in 2015, according to the EIA's Short Term Energy Outlook (STEO) in November.
Great expectations: Shares in Apple (APPL) were poised to drop sharply after the company warned that sales during the holiday quarter would fall short of analyst expectations.
This oversight means that even when the movement hits upon real issues—male sexual abuse, for example—its tactics usually fall short of what the issue deserves.
And they tend to be mild — focused on small regulatory changes that would unlock treatment here and there but fall short of the dramatic expansion that's needed.
Inflation in particular continues to fall short of the Fed's 2 percent goal, and was just 1.5 percent on an annualized basis in the most recent report.
A vocal supporter of aggressive easing, Kataoka warned that Japan's economic growth will fall short of its potential in coming years as the global slowdown hurts exports.
Wilson's book recognizes that standard definitions and diagnoses often fall short of describing our real lives, and scientists haven't fully figured out how our brains work yet.
Mr. Cohen's claims about coded signals from President Trump indicating that he should lie to Congress fall short of the probative value of a stained blue dress.
He has seen more men apply to nursing schools, but he acknowledges his group will fall short of its goal of 20 percent male nurses by 2020.
Analysts, however, say they believe the new facilities and technology from auto and battery manufacturers will help bring costs down, but still fall short of industry goals.
Meanwhile, housing prices remain high: the median price for an apartment in Seoul is $670,000 -- while median incomes in the city fall short of $2,000 per month.
Unfortunately, the White House-backed proposals fall short of true paid family and medical leave and would do little to meet the real needs of American families.
The Fed's projections for its path reflect a slower-than-usual pace for boosting interest rates - but still fall short of the glacial path anticipated by markets.
While more people are signing up for ObamaCare in the initial weeks, the final numbers could fall short of previous years because the enrollment period ends Dec.
Still, state officials, whose own legislatures are strapped for cash, contend that, without additional resources, election officials will fall short of securing their systems from cyber threats.
It is expected to fall short of this target, with total capacity now at 48.7 GW and likely to hit 53 GW by the end of 2020.
I have tried to assume that he was just drunk, or just flirting, or "just" doing any or all of the things that fall short of predation.
According to Uber, its self-driving Volvos fall short of the DMV's classification of an autonomous vehicle, since they don't work without a person behind the wheel.
The regulator said in a circular dated July 3 that lenders that fall short of the target loan-to-deposit ratio would face higher cash reserve requirements.
One reason the world would fall short of its goal is because China committed to "peaking" the growth of its emissions in 25 and reducing them only thereafter.
But investors shunned the banking sector after a Bloomberg report that Deutsche Bank was expecting a merger with rival Commerzbank if efforts to restructure fall short of targets.
In recent weeks, Britain's ruling Conservative party's lead has narrowed and the latest projection by polling company YouGov showed the party will fall short of an overall majority.
Shares in rival JD Wetherspoon have fared better but still fall short of positive territory having dropped an average of over 1 percent during the last five championships.
INFLATION FOCUS The chief concern flagged in the policy statement was the currently "muted" level of inflation, which continues to fall short of the Fed's 2 percent target.
In this election, it could gain as many as 54 seats — but that would still fall short of the 176 seats a party needs to gain a majority.
The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month that BuzzFeed was set to fall short of its revenue projection — of around $350 million — by about 15% to 20%.
It also forecast consumer inflation would hit 1.6 percent the following year, conceding that price growth will fall short of its target for at least three more years.
However, "there's a risk that growth could fall short of such main projections depending on the extent of protectionist moves and capital outflow from emerging economies," Sakurai said.
However, revenue did fall short of expectations, and the company lowered its sales outlook for the year on concerns about the U.S.-China trade war slowing consumer spending.
That number would beat out Nintendo's revised estimate of 17 million units, but it would still fall short of the original (and highly ambitious) 20 million console goal.
Although women have been steadily catching up to men's pay for decades, median wages still fall short of white men's, according to data from the Economic Policy Institute.
But their informal "grand coalition" may well fall short of a majority, giving more influence to greens or centrists, as well as to growing anti-EU nationalist groups.
Although high, that would fall short of the 2015 peak of 47,2.73 MW in September and the grid's all-time record of 50,270 MW set in July 2006.
Nikkei reported that Canon's operating profit is likely to fall short of the current forecast by about $447 million as consumers opt for smartphone cameras over digital cameras.
"But several banks are close to exceeding the capital buffer requirements in a severe recession scenario, and a few fall short of the requirements," the central bank said.
Federer was stopped by fifth-seeded Dominic Thiem 3-6, 7-6 (11), 6-4 on Friday to fall short of the semifinals of the Mutua Madrid Open.
There's a similar air of unreality about the White House tax plans, which on paper at least fall short of the grand billing offered by Cohn and Mnuchin.
That said, if image quality is the only thing you care about, in certain situations, the S10's cameras fall short of what the Pixel 3 can deliver.
Late on Thursday, Deutsche Boerse warned that profit for 2017 was "very likely" to fall short of its target for an increase of between 10 and 15 percent.
Most of them are expected to fall short of the votes they need, but it will give leadership a clearer indication of which strategy to pursue during conference.
While these features are neat additions, they fall short of the kind of extensive suite of options many Tumblr users have asked for, and third parties have provided.
They fall short of the plates and bowls, not only in functionality — when faced with hot fried rice, the tines curled up and in, like talons— but sustainability.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has proposed banning new coalmining and oil drilling on public lands, which could cut US emissions but fall short of what scientists say is needed.
Suffice to say, although New Years Eve parties can infamously fall short of expectations, we totally got what we came for and it was a pretty perfect night.
Yet operational separation of audit and consultancy at PwC, EY, Deloitte and KPMG would fall short of the full break-up that British lawmakers called for this month.
Not only did Ematum fall short of its targets but $500 million of the "tuna bond" was subsequently designated for "maritime security" and reallocated to the defence budget.
If all of the Senate's Democrats and the two independents aligned with them were to vote against Cain, he would fall short of the majority support he needs.
And if construction issues cause you to fall short of the outcomes you expected, you could face hefty fines, delays or gigantic cost overruns from redesigns and rebuilds.
GE also said on Monday it would fall short of its forecast for free cash flow and earnings per share for 2018 due to its struggling power business.
But new research shows that the US will likely fall short of the environmental pledges made in that agreement, unless new measures to cut greenhouse gases are passed.
But it's important to note that these results still fall short of proving that having a dog causes the decreased mortality; they can only demonstrate a strong correlation.
But while it is certainly possible that in order to make your dream come true you have to believe it, most true believers fall short of that ambition.
Apple's stocks closed down almost 10 percent on Thursday after the company's surprise announcement that it expects to fall short of a previous revenue estimate for the quarter.
The concession comes as President Donald Trump insisted Wednesday he'd be willing to leave a highly anticipated summit meeting with Kim should it fall short of his expectations.
Some big companies have expressed support for Abe's 3 percent mantra, but as the decision looms, economists predict that the average hike will fall short of that mark.
The failure in the Senate nixes the House's ability to try to override Trump's veto, though it were also expected to fall short of the two-thirds requirement.
Goldman Sachs is reiterating its sell rating on Tesla and expects the electric car maker's widely watched Model 210 delivery number to fall short of Wall Street expectations.
It's expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to begin debate but nevertheless could draw attention to the Kentucky libertarian ahead of Thursday's Republican presidential debate.
However, Fehrm said the aircraft would likely fall short of that goal if Qantas wanted to avoid a fuel stop on the westbound leg when headwinds are strongest.
However, the measure is expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to advance, with Democrats saying they will vote against the measure over demands on immigration.
"The Collins-Nelson bill would help mitigate premium increases resulting from repeal of the individual mandate, but it would fall short of completely offsetting the hikes," Levitt said.
In a low-wage labor market characterized by fluctuating hours, tenuous employment and involuntary part-time work, a large share of vulnerable workers fall short of these requirements.
Going into the day, Biden was expected to win every district by double-digit margins, but Sanders was not expected to fall short of the 15 percent threshold.
Another year, another stream of sensationalist headlines out of Mexico: drug violence, femicide, the ongoing migrant crisis, and an economy that continues to fall short of its potential.
Some candidates could turn in strong performances in urban areas but fall short of 15% in rural areas and fail to pick up any delegates -- or vice versa.
Even if Democrats take back Congress in 2018, they would probably fall short of the two-thirds vote in the Senate needed to convict him of impeachable offenses.
Candidates who fall short of the threshold statewide could still win district-level delegates if they capture more than 15 percent of the vote in a congressional district.
But even if the entire current crop of high school students made it through college, many states would fall short of the number of college graduates they need.
The Checkup Parents can feel inadequate if they fall short of the idealized view of intensive parenting, in which they act directly and decisively in the child's life.
Shares of Dutch postal company, PostNL, also closed around 51.523 percent lower after it said its full-year profits would fall short of expectations due to regulatory changes.
When the data is adjusted to accurately account for a higher level of methane leakage, the EPA's projected 28500 energy mix will fall short of its 6900 goals.
Despite topping analysts' forecasts, Canada Goose shares took a hit as the premium coatmaker merely reiterated its forecast, suggesting the current quarter would fall short of previous expectations.
But because open enrollment is only half as long as it was last year, the number of total people who sign up could fall short of previous years.
For those with bank statements that fall short of lottery-scale, a financial adviser can still be helpful for those who come into a large sum of cash.
With Q5003 earnings season nearly over, investors are applauding, even cheering companies that fall short of expectations or signal next quarter won't be as rosy as previously thought.
One reality we have come to understand is this: Our current efforts to protect coastal cities will fall short of what will be required in decades to come.
The fact of the matter is that it's extremely likely either Sanders or Clinton would fall short of that promise — because it's an extremely difficult promise to implement.
I think we're going to have to get to a point where we talk to each other like we all fall short of the glory of good behavior.
It also generated huge buzz prior to release with an appearance on The Colbert Report and a feature in The New Yorker, only to fall short of expectations.
The EPA regulates these chemicals, monitoring to make sure they're within the legal limits of the Safe Water Drinking Act, but that can fall short of actually protecting us.
And that's why potential disappointments like Pinterest, which is expected to fall short of its latest private-market valuation when it sells IPO shares on Wednesday, cast long shadows.
It should be noted that the CIA presentation on Russia's influence of the election did fall short of a formal U.S. assessment, which would include all 17 intelligence agencies.
Worries have grown that Britain and EU officials would fall short of securing a transition arrangement at a March 22-23 summit as differences have grown in recent days.
Though high, the levels would fall short of the 2015 peak of 47,358 MW in September and the grid's all-time record of 50,270 MW set in July 3.33.
INFLATION CONCERNS Inflation in particular continues to fall short of the Fed's 2 percent goal, and was just 1.5 percent on an annualized basis in the most recent report.
"Love, Gilda" (pictured, top), a new documentary about Gilda Radner, is the latest to fall short of capturing the complexity of one of comedy's most important and tragic figures.
Democrats could hold what they have already and pick up a seat in Trump country yet, if Florida again has the final say, still fall short of their majority.
As for the $38 billion fiscal 2019 budget, actual savings from a voluntary buyout of pension benefits may fall short of an anticipated $400 million, according to the report.
Yet at the lowest rungs of supply chains, rights groups say many businesses such as Thammakaset fall short of global standards - even if owners like Chanchai defend working practices.
Ford's share price later tumbled when it warned that its fourth-quarter earnings would fall short of expectations and that it will be "prudent" when forecasting its annual profit.
Despite seeing a boost from quirky new products like Chicken Rings and Mac 'N Cheetos, Restaurant Brands International saw same-store sales fall short of analyst expectations on Thursday.
The company reported this month that it had missed its vehicle delivery target for the second consecutive quarter, putting it on track to fall short of its annual goal.
Chiefs fall short of division title with win KANSAS CITY, Mo — When Sunday began, the Kansas City Chiefs already had a ticket to the AFC playoffs in their pocket.
For Textron, the company earlier this year forecast 6503 earnings would fall short of Street estimates due in part to weakness in its aviation and Bell commercial helicopter segments.
The government expects to fall short of its 2019/20 indirect tax target of 13.8 trillion rupees, 20% above last year, making it harder to meet its revenue target.
Digital advertising revenues grew from £10m ($15.4m) in 2010 to £73m in 2015, though will fall short of a target of £100m in digital-ad revenues for this year.
While this matchup will likely fall short of the Clinton-Trump debate's 80 million viewers, vice presidential debates are almost assured to pull in tens of millions of viewers.
The Clippers will almost certainly fall short of their goal again, and with everyone a year older and a year closer to free agency, the Clippers' window looks shut.
"Our group is always striving to impart joy and positivity through our music, and we take very seriously any indication that we fall short of this goal," he added.
This sentiment has had greater resonance on the left, where Sanders will almost definitely fall short of securing the nomination, than on the right, where Trump will secure it.
But with 35.5% of the vote, the Socialists would fall short of a majority in parliament, meaning they would need the support of another party to form a government.
Like New York's two-tiered system, that approach would entrench chronically low wages in a region and, in the process, fall short of the aim of shared prosperity. Mrs.
Another opinion poll conducted for the India Today news channel this month also predicted that both the Congress and BJP, on their own, would fall short of a majority.
Worries have grown that Britain and EU officials would fall short of securing a transition arrangement at the March 22-23 summit as differences have grown in recent days.
In less than a decade, the world could fall short of feeding every person on the planet by 214 trillion calories per year, or about 28,000 calories per person.
Its second-quarter profit was below Wall Street's expectations, and it announced that it expected its operating income in the third quarter will likewise fall short of analysts' projections.
That figure, and the 249 people confirmed to those jobs by the Senate, fall short of the four presidents who preceded him at the same point in their presidencies.
Without it, we'll only continue to see premiums and co-pays rise while we all fall short of a clear and non-partisan goal: a system united against disease.
Environmental activists and some developing countries have also raised concern that the rule book could fall short of pushing countries towards curbing their emissions to meet the Paris targets.
The news comes after a challenging 2015 for Qualcomm, who saw its Snapdragon 810 processor fall short of the company's reputation for class-leading performance in the Android space.
The companies' otherwise-limited overlap, however, suggests the synergies from any deal between them would fall short of what a Dow-DuPont transaction could produce, according to Bernstein analysts.
Although Washington's largest musical organizations—the National Symphony and Washington National Opera—fall short of the international top tier, the city has long been a paradise for chamber music.
Murray Cox, who runs the independent investigative site Inside Airbnb told me that both the city and Airbnb's attempts to curb bad actors fall short of the real problem.
Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said the IMF did not doubt that the pension reform plan was serious but was concerned that it would fall short of the savings needed.
Worries have grown that Britain and EU officials would fall short of securing a transition arrangement at a March 1.403-23 summit as differences have grown in recent days.
Fed policy-makers have raised concerns that underlying inflation has continued to fall short of its annual 2 percent goal due to a strong dollar and weak commodity prices.
If it refused to tender, and another 8 percent or so of shareholders also held out, Bain would fall short of the two-thirds needed for a full takeover.
Steelcase (SCS) fell 4 cents shy of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 15 cents per share, and the office furniture maker also saw revenue fall short of forecasts.
Wood Mackenzie projects that U.S. crude exports to China could double through 2023 in a free trade environment, but the tariffs mean shipments could fall short of that forecast.
But it is widely expected to fall short of that forecast originally set in October last year, as it reported a nine-month operating loss of 29.04 billion yen.
The stock is off nearly 20 percent since March 12 on increasing concerns that the electric-car maker will fall short of its production goals for the Model 3.
"The discrete challenges we've encountered this quarter now lead us to believe we will fall short of our previously stated guidance," Noel White, Tyson Foods' Chief Executive Officer said.
As several recent studies note, the state will fall short of its climate target unless people also drive less; transportation is by far the state's largest source of emissions.
Some have recently increased their cooperation with the US and Europe, but it's not clear whether their information-sharing and security standards fall short of the Trump administration's baseline.
Whether it is a memorandum for record or a diary entry, one-sided accounts of conversations generally fall short of compelling evidence with this type of history of tension.
Even now, the full impact on state budgets is not clear, meaning legislatures are deciding how to take advantage of a revenue stream that could fall short of estimates.
Experts believe North Korea is likely to fall short of its grander ambitions, which appear premised on the kind of miscalculations to which new nuclear powers are often prone.
While the British Army has seen an upswing in recruitment, it continues to face retention challenges, resulting in a force that continues to fall short of its size targets.
While Germany does fall short of allocating 2 percent of its G.D.P. to military spending, that money is not intended to be paid to NATO or the United States.
Some have recently increased their cooperation with the US and Europe, but a senior administration official said that their security standards still fall short of the Trump administration's baseline.
"Today, WTO rules fall short of addressing challenges of the 21st century concerning economic globalization," the former governor at China's central bank said at the Singapore Summit on Saturday.
"The Food and Drug Administration today announced some important steps to address the opioid crisis, but they fall short of what is needed," Markey wrote in a statement Thursday.
The BOJ also forecast consumer inflation would hit 1.6 percent the following year, conceding that price growth will fall short of its target for at least three more years.
"If we aim for nothing but total body bliss, when we inevitably fall short of that, it can leave us feeling like failures," says self-love coach Anastasia Amour.
Why it matters: The IPO could potentially be the world's biggest, though it does fall short of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's hopes of a $2 trillion valuation.
While the Grad missiles fall short of the rebels' demands for anti-aircraft systems, one of the commanders said they had "a significant impact on the army's rear positions".
These sources said while the platform may be a necessary step forward for Publicis, it will fall short of the revolutionary product that the company hoped it would be.
But the surge in investor demand has also revealed access issues with third-party storage systems and trading platforms that fall short of the more established Wall Street markets.
Since the two parties together fall short of a majority with 155 seats in a 350-member parliament, victory for Sanchez hinges on the votes of small regional parties.
But if Tesla continues to fall short of its promises, the current skepticism may only grow, and the next time Tesla needs money, Wall Street may be less understanding.
Microsoft's quarterly sales are expected to fall short of last year's — marking the fifth consecutive year-over-year decline — when the company reports earnings after the close of trading Tuesday.
Teens who talked on the phone for at least two hours daily were also three times more likely than those who didn't to fall short of eight hours of sleep.
Schlumberger also echoed concerns cited on previous investor calls that poor oil and gas reservoirs and well performance in North America could prompt production gains to fall short of expectations.
Presidents always fall short of their promises in this regard (it's the only way to promise enough to get elected), but Trump has done basically nothing on any of this.
Sam Kass, the former White House chef and food czar, fired back, saying that people like Pollan dismiss steps forward because they fall short of their "idyllic" vision of farming.
The truth was that I didn't take a five-day-a-week gig at Gawker because I was worried I'd fall short of the mark, even with the smaller workload.
A few say he crossed a line, but they have never explained why his actions fall short of conviction, or what it would take for them to consider a conviction.
Greggs shares fell as much as 22018 percent after the firm said profit for 22017 was likely to fall short of expectations and be at a similar level to 25.
Bullard also noted that investors appear to be betting that inflation will fall short of the Fed's 2 percent target rate in 2019 and also over the next five years.
Pro-Catalonia independence parties are expected to win next month although they may fall short of a majority of seats in parliament needed to revive the secession campaign, polls show.
Rating concerns would increase if Sprint's operational improvements are not sustained or fall short of current expectations, since continued significant operating deficits would require additional increases in debt beyond FY05003.
But he argued that complaints from the media that he should have done more fall short of the mark — and neglected media's own role in amplifying the damage to Clinton.
But the firm is not recommending clients buy these stocks further, instead telling them to prepare for eventual disappointment when these stimulus plans ultimately fall short of the big expectations.
Berkshire Hathaway (BRK, BRKB) reported quarterly profit of $3,042 per class A share, above estimates of $2,910.80, though the Warren Buffet-controlled company's revenue did fall short of Street projections.
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Sunday ruled out the need for any extraordinary budget measures this year even as concern grows economic growth may fall short of government targets.
THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The Dutch government announced on Wednesday a carbon tax for companies after a top advisory body said current plans to cut emissions will fall short of targets.
Wall Street might be anticipating positive growth overall from Nike this quarter, but one analyst thinks the company could fall short of those expectations, when it comes to North America.
In corporate news, troubled Japanese electronics maker Sharp said Friday its annual earnings are to likely fall short of official projections partially due to weak sales in China, reported Reuters.
The business mogul might fall short of the majority required, enabling the party's establishment to put forward another name at the July convention in Cleveland to formally pick its candidate.
They also pose the dilemma of how to deal most effectively with the growing number of extremists who go beyond mere speech, yet whose actions fall short of actual violence.
However, S&P said it expected growth to fall short of the government's 1.5 percent target for this year and next, penciling in just 1.3 percent and 1.2 percent respectively.
"His statistics probably fall short of his immense talent," said Brown, rejecting talk of the Spaniard being a disruptive influence and highlighting his intensity and hard work behind the scenes.
RECENT FINANCINGS IMPROVE LIQUIDITY CLI's sources of liquidity fall short of uses by approximately $3371908 million resulting in 33710278x liquidity coverage under Fitch's liquidity analysis for the period from Oct.
GZ: When you look at the global investment data, you see that there is a big problem, which is that the world's financial assets fall short of the recorded liabilities.
Still, many will fall short of covering the outlays they cannot change, and paying for land and the cost of depreciating machinery will drag operations into the red, they warn.
Four months on however, with no obvious compromise in sight, Schaeuble's idea is looking like a more realistic solution, even if it does fall short of what Macron has promised.
"We have been clear that any evidence of sub-standard practices that fall short of our requirements would be investigated by the LME and action would be taken," it added.
But it still may fall short of the expectations raised by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman when he first announced his plans for the offering more than three years ago.
The measure was widely expected to pass but fall short of the number of votes needed to overturn a veto that Trump has promised should the resolution pass both chambers.
However, Gezici's poll showed that the AK Party's alliance with the nationalist MHP would fall short of a majority in the 600-seat assembly, with 48.7 percent of the votes.
The eurosceptic League is a key member of the center-right coalition which polls suggest will win most seats at the election, but probably fall short of a working majority.
The draft Pentagon report cautioned that one of the factors hindering U.S. government regulation was that many Chinese investments fall short of outright acquisitions that can trigger a CFIUS review.
Barclays analyst Mark Moskowitz cautioned in a note on Thursday that the "mega cycle" of iPhone sales expected this year may fall short of expectations due to competition in China.
In fact, gun violence is so prevalent that we could be called Team 26,85033 and that number would fall short of the number of gun deaths each year in America.
Negative FCF: We forecast Dialog to have negative FCF during 2017-2018, as cash flow from operations could fall short of the company's ongoing large capex plan and dividend commitments.
The conservative alliance, which also includes the far-right Brothers of Italy party, is projected to win most seats at the election but to fall short of an absolute majority.
While recent rises in oil costs may underpin price growth, analysts expect inflation to fall short of the BOJ's goal in coming years given slow wage growth and weak consumption.
The Bank of Japan last month conceded inflation could fall short of its elusive 2 percent target until early 2021 and made its policy framework more sustainable as options dwindle.
Another 85033 "C" and 10 "B" states have statutes in place that better provide counsel, but fall short of the representation recommended by the American Bar Association's best practice measures.
As long as auto safety standards in some countries fall short of United Nations criteria, there may be limits to what can be done to get the safest car available.
The audit found that the tax credits from the 2013 act seemed to fall short of creating as many jobs as promised, and that the state badly managed the program.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank decided on Thursday to let euro zone banks fall short of some key capital and cash requirements as they struggle with the coronavirus outbreak.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank decided on Thursday to let euro zone banks fall short of some key capital and cash requirements as they struggle with the coronavirus outbreak.
But even if the House background checks bill gets a vote on the Senate floor, it's almost certain to fall short of the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster.
Revenue also fell below estimates for the maker of wearable fitness devices, and the company also gave lower-than-expected guidance as newly launched products fall short of initial projections.
While the two tech behemoths have sparred recently over which is superior when it comes to quantum capabilities, both fall short of Honeywell's, according to quantum solutions president Tony Uttley. 
Fed officials had anticipated that its reserves, which shrunk after the Fed began reducing its balance sheet in the fourth quarter of 2017, would fall short of demand from banks.
In a quarterly review of its projections also released on Tuesday, the BOJ trimmed its price forecasts and conceded inflation could fall short of its target for three more years.
The lender said earlier this week it would fall short of European Central Bank capital requirements in 2016 but added the deficit would be fully restored after the rights issue.
Until we can find a way to enforce the law in an evenhanded fashion, and temper justice with mercy for all, America will inevitably fall short of its promised greatness.
Part of the challenge with censure is it's not outlined in the Constitution as a way to punish the president for actions that fall short of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Though many countries, notably Germany, still fall short of their promises, NATO now estimates that between 2016 and 2020 its European members and Canada will shell out an extra $130bn.
December will need to post another solid number or the labor market expansion will fall short of the 2.24 million jobs in 2016, President Obama's last full year in office.
Smith said that what may be happening is that over time, as perfectionists repeatedly fall short of their impossible standards, they start to adopt a bleak view of their past.
But it could also represent the start of a slide toward the bottom of the order if Ellsbury's production continues to fall short of his seven-year, $153 million contract.
But the guidelines, which officials described as a trial set, are not mandatory and fall short of a national quarantine and internal travel restrictions, which many health officials had urged.
But the guidelines, which officials described as a trial set, are not mandatory and fall short of a national quarantine and internal travel restrictions, which many health officials had urged.
Yet somehow the canvases fall short of the essential and unique visual language present in the physical  marks of his bronzes and plasters, which by comparison feel alive and urgent.
GE expects to fall short of its previous guidance for both earnings and free cash flow in 2018 but did not include an update to its guidance in the quarterly report.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top Democrat in the U.S. Senate predicted on Monday that Republicans would fall short of their stated goal of repealing former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
After the market's close that day, Apple said sales for its fiscal first quarter would likely fall short of expectations due to weaker-than-expected iPhone sales and headwinds in China.
That may fall short of the target of 20 million, but the number of tourist arrivals has grown by about 20 percent every year since he took office in October 2014.
The documents also show gross traffic earnings, which make up the bulk of revenues, would fall short of the target by over $3 billion in the fiscal year ending last month.
The two models did not fail any of the crash tests, but did fall short of meeting all the criteria needed to be rated a "Top Safety Pick" by the IIHS.
Meleah Geertsma, senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council, called them an "important start" but said they "fall short" of tackling the entire problem, leaving other sources of leaks unaddressed.
If just a couple of them change sides, the Temer camp would fall short of the 54 votes -- equivalent to two-thirds of the 81-seat Senate - needed to convict Rousseff.
Walt Disney posted disappointing quarterly earnings Tuesday, as the media giant enjoyed huge box-office success but saw growth in its key media networks and parks segments fall short of estimates.
Last year, according to a study by data company IntraLinks, the most popular secret deal names included Project Diamond and Project Falcon – even though most mergers fall short of their potential.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) came in 5 cents above forecasts with adjusted quarterly profit of 42 cents per share, although the business technology provider saw revenue fall short of analyst estimates.
However, some opposition members and analysts expressed concern that the power-sharing deal may fall short of expectations in a country where the military, backed by Islamists, has dominated for decades.
Trump's tax blueprint will fall short of the kind of comprehensive tax reform that Republicans have long discussed, and serve chiefly as a guidepost for lawmakers in the House and Senate.
With inflation stubbornly subdued, the BOJ last month ditched the time frame for hitting its 2% goal, conceding that prices will fall short of the target at least until early 2022.
Economists polled by Reuters believe growth will probably fall short of the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) upbeat forecast of around 26.2 percent, predicting instead growth of 2.3 percent this year.
They're capable of drowning out the quiet roar of an oncoming subway train, but it's clear that their noise-canceling abilities fall short of the excellent performance of the 3503XM3 headphones.
The bill has yet to surface but it has already been criticized by LGBT+ advocates as likely to fall short of one that would cover anti-discrimination or same-sex marriage.
A Reuters poll showed Turkish economic growth was expected to fall short of sharply lowered government forecasts this year and next, with a recession now likely in the coming six months.
Everyone agrees, in principle, that gene drive mosquitos, and genetically modified mosquitos that fall short of gene drives, should only be released if the people who would be most affected agree.
Specifically, the two campaigns would drum up support in precincts where Biden or Klobuchar might fall short of the key 15 percent threshold required to make the second round of polling.
While Fine Gael and Labour's standing in the polls has risen over the past year, murmurs last week suggested that they may fall short of a Dáil majority by some margin.
ConvaTec plummeted 26.6 percent after the firm warned full-year revenue growth would fall short of expectations, citing severe supply issues impacting two divisions that account for 60 percent of revenue.
Not all laboratory-developed tests are in the crosshairs, though — just those that could cause serious harm to patients if they provide false results or fall short of their medical claims.
And NASA is working a rocket called the Space Launch System that would come close to Musk's planned rocket at 384 feet tall (117 meters), but still fall short of it.
In making the new allegation, the Trump administration did not say exactly what Russia was doing, and its statement contained a qualifier, making it fall short of a direct cheating claim.
That means that Trump might fall short of the majority required, enabling the party's establishment to put forward another name at the July convention in Cleveland to formally pick its candidate.
The International Nickel Study Group (INSG) is forecasting supply will fall short of demand again next year, meaning three consecutive years of deficit to the cumulative tune of almost 200,000 tonnes.
And in nickel's case they seem to tally nicely with the International Nickel Study Group's (INSG) forecast that supply will fall short of usage for the fourth successive year in 133.
That may well fall short of what Iran's moderates wish for to fend off anti-Western hardliners demanding Tehran ditch the 2015 nuclear deal which they opposed in the first place.
Many economists believe gross domestic product (GDP) growth will probably fall short of the Reserve Bank of Australia's upbeat forecast of around 3 percent a year over the next two years.
" The activists warned, however, that their endorsement comes with strings attached and that they would not shy away from holding the 2020 candidate accountable should she "fall short of her commitments.
Some worry that any agreement will fall short of the transformative changes the Trump administration originally sought, and ultimately may not be worth the pain of Mr. Trump's tariffs on China.
Pricing people out of citizenship, and missing other opportunities to encourage this key step, undermines our national interest and puts us on a path where we fall short of our potential.
ET. But his endorsement of Arrington could be more helpful to her campaign if the two fall short of 50% of the vote and head to a runoff on June 26.
Even with their support, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is expected to vote fall short of the 60 votes needed to overcome a procedural hurdle on the House bill.
Not only is the cost of living expected to continue to rise, but investment returns are predicted to fall short of the roughly 10% historical returns they've been in the past.
The report found that 38 local jurisdictions have their own minimum wages higher than the state or federal minimum-wage, but all fall short of the local one-bedroom Housing Wage.
Even by a generous pre-tax measure of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciations and amortization relative to the full value of the offer, the return would fall short of 9 percent.
Tuesday night's 108-92 win over the Chicago Bulls snapped a six-game losing streak, but the Grizzlies will fall short of 50-wins for the first time in four seasons.
The colored lines show how much varying levels of nuclear retirements will cause the U.S. to fall short of generating 2,750 million megawatt-hours of zero-carbon power annually by 2030.
"The downgrade reflects our belief that the group's deleveraging and free operating cash flow (FOCF) in 2018 and 2019 will fall short of previous expectations," S&P said in a statement.
The Federal Reserve Act allows a president to dismiss a Fed board member for "cause," and Trump's frustrations with the central bank's rate hikes would likely fall short of that mark.
Maybe it's the excusability—the fact that if anything does fall short of your vision you can blame the limits of the toolset and not the limits of your own execution.
Cabrera had a single, double and triple in his first three at-bats but failed to get another hit over his final three plate appearances to fall short of the cycle.
In practice, they fall short of the "seven cooperative principles" of true co-ops in a number of ways, as John Farrell of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance has written.
All 47 Democratic senators and two independents are cosponsors of the bill, but zero Republicans have announced their support, meaning the bill will likely fall short of the required 60 votes.
Yet without participation from more states, particularly those that are fossil-fuel heavy, the United States as a whole will still fall short of the Paris pledge, several analyses have found.
Those measures are not expected to provide relief to consumers in the short-term, however, and fall short of giving government health agencies direct authority to negotiate or regulate drug prices.
European stocks closed lower on Tuesday after Apple warned it may fall short of revenue forecasts on the back of the coronavirus outbreak, as fears over the potential economic fallout persist.
Since the two parties together fall short of a Parliamentary majority, with 155 seats in the 350-member body, victory for Mr. Sánchez hinges on the votes of small regional parties.
If Mr. Trump's returns in fact fall short of this standard, that is exactly the sort of insight into the candidate's character that our tradition of publication is meant to reveal.
If just a couple of them change sides, the Temer camp would fall short of the 54 votes — equivalent to two-thirds of the 81-seat Senate - needed to convict Rousseff.
Lenders have long complained the stress-test process is too opaque and that the Fed has been too harsh on firms whose results fall short of models the Fed keeps secret.
Ted Baker warned that underlying profit for the year would fall short of analysts' estimates after an "extremely difficult" start to 2019, while Superdry has issued a string of profit warnings.
It undeniably marked a step forward in the fight against labor exploitation, but many of its guidelines are voluntary, and many brands (including some really big ones) fall short of full disclosure.
So even if growth continues to grow at its current pace for the next few years, it would still fall short of being "the greatest economy in the history of our country."
The GOP-held Senate will vote on dueling Republican and Democratic plans to fund the government Thursday, but both proposals are expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to pass.
"While we think it is a close call, we believe it is slightly more likely that negotiations will fall short of what is necessary for a further delay," wrote the Goldman economists.
TOKYO, July 26 (Reuters) - The dollar fell more than 1 percent against the yen on Tuesday, on investors' growing expectations that the Japanese government's stimulus steps will fall short of initial hopes.
In contrast, the top clubs in MLB often fall short of even a 280% winning percentage, and rarely have better than a two-in-three chance of victory in a single game.
FRANKFURT, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is expecting a government-brokered merger with rival Commerzbank by mid-year if efforts to restructure the lender fall short of targets, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
The American Society of Civil Engineers is already complaining that a 13-figure investment might fall short of the $3.6trn required to bring roads, airports, pipelines and the like up to par.
Apple shares were downgraded to "reduce" by HSBC on concern its pivot into services will have lower margins and the new offerings including its streaming TV product will fall short of expectations.
Tin producers' association ITRI, one of the few sources of statistical light in this market, expects global supply to fall short of demand by 22,000 tonnes through to the end of 2018.
Moody's said the review was prompted by GE's announcement Monday that it will fall short of its earnings and free cash flow guidance for 2018 amid weak performance from its power business.
Japan's government debt, at nearly 2110.9800 percent of GDP, is the biggest among major industrialized nations as tax revenues fall short of meeting ballooning social welfare costs for a rapidly ageing society.
Should EU law on bulk data collection become more restrictive, U.S. commitments on its surveillance practices could fall short of EU standards, the people said, putting the Privacy Shield on shaky ground.
The BfV has classified Germany's main opposition party as a "case to investigate", domestic intelligence chief Thomas Haldenwang said, but the probe would fall short of full-blown surveillance of the AfD.
The move comes as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling alliance faces a tightening race for an election due by May, with opinion polls suggesting it could fall short of a parliamentary majority.
Budget experts predict a battle in the coming months between the administration, appropriators, party leadership and congressional committees that may fall short of delivering even the $603 billion Trump has proposed. Sen.
Trump has warned there will be "riots" if the party denies him the nomination should he maintain a large lead but fall short of the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nod.
Even as voting continued, enough senators had voted against the measure to ensure it would fall short of the 60 votes needed to limit debate and advance in the 100-member chamber.
At the White House, he has instructed his top advisers that they must not fall short of meeting his goal to admit 10,93 Syrian refugees to the United States by the fall.
Sales growth for the full 222.6-hour event, however, is likely to fall short of the year earlier, analysts said, at a time when China's economic expansion heads toward a historic low.
If just a couple of them change sides, the Temer camp will fall short of the 54 votes — equivalent to two-thirds of the 81-seat Senate — needed to convict Ms. Rousseff.
Both the House and Senate have approved funding packages that fall short of Obama's request, though the two bills are different in terms of size, timing and how they offset their costs.
Lawmakers in charge of the emergency package have declined to say how much money it is scheduled to include, but it is sure to fall short of President Obama's $2 billion request.
With a resolution blocking Trump's emergency declaration expected to fall short of overriding veto, Republicans are already turning their attention to separate legislation spawned out of an intense separation of powers debate.
The provision is likely to be stripped out because it is said to fall short of the budgetary rules Republicans are using to repeal and replace ObamaCare and avoid a Democratic filibuster.
But even when they fall short of that, something important seems to be lost in rational discussion when a person or group of people unfairly stereotype(s) others based on political choices.
Stars Mia Wasikowska, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, and Johnny Depp offer performances that are by and large fine, but fall short of cartoonish amazement by adhering to the film's bitter tone.
Both the House and Senate have approved funding packages that fall short of that request, though the two bills are different in terms of size, timing and how they offset their costs.
The best example of this lies in the aggressive nearly two-year campaign leading up to Views, whose hype through literally every facet of advertising was doomed to fall short of expectations.
Women have more ability than ever before to negotiate for both good sex and good companionship as our partners' equals and to say no to relationships that fall short of our standards.
While the price tag is certainly steep, the sale could fall short of the record set last November, when a Hong Kong businessman bought a 12.03-carat blue diamond for $48.5 million.
For those who remain appalled at the deaths, these initiatives fall short of getting to the root problem of what Texas Representative Joaquín Castro has called "systemic failures" at CBP and DHS.
The bank in a circular dated July 3 said lenders who fall short of a target minimum loan-to-deposit ratio of 60% by September would have to maintain higher cash reserves.
The lone Pacer starter to fall short of double figures was Aaron Holiday, who scored four points filling in for Malcolm Brogdon, who missed his third game because of a hip injury.
Yet even government officials are acknowledging that Mr. Erdogan's alliance, which his Justice and Development Party formed with the right-wing Nationalist Movement Party, may fall short of a majority in Parliament.
Leaders from the European Union, which is currently on pace to fall short of its 2030 emissions goals, said they would push to enact new legislation on increasing clean energy and efficiency.
For how long must Michigan fall short of its first national title since 1997 (or at least its first conference title since 2004) before it could be said that he has failed?
Apple has been falling given its exposure to Chinese markets and supply chains, which the company cited earlier this year in announcing that it will fall short of prior first-quarter guidance.
FALLING RESERVES Fed officials had anticipated that its reserves, which shrunk after the Fed began reducing its balance sheet in the fourth quarter of 2017, would fall short of demand from banks.
"And the language has a rich vocabulary for describing statements that fall short of the truth," said Geoffrey Nunberg, a linguist who teaches at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Information.
The market earlier dropped after the Paris-based International Energy Agency said global oil supply would outstrip demand this year, prompting fears that efforts to reduce inventories would fall short of expectations.
"Our review found that FBI personnel fell fall short of the requirement in FBI policy that they ensure that all factual statements in a FISA application are 'scrupulously accurate,'" the report noted.
Mattis has denied those assertions, and the accounts detailed by Woodward's sources, including claims that Mattis has ignored or slow-rolled Trump's ideas, seem to fall short of challenging a direct order.
Revenue was slightly above forecasts, but the online marketplace operator said that profit this quarter could fall short of the Street's expectations as it invests in marketing and in revamping its platforms.
However, its said a rise in the price of raw materials means it will fall short of its full-year target of a 13 million euro profit with 4.6 percent sales growth.
"I fall short of what I say I'm all about," he says on the title track, his apology to his wife, Beyoncé, for the indiscretions that led her to publicly shame him.
President Trump just came as close as he maybe ever has to admitting a mistake and apologizing for his actions — and yet still somehow managed to fall short of an actual apology.
The agreement appeared to fall short of a key U.S. demand that Mexico accept a "safe third country" designation that would have forced it to permanently take in most Central American asylum seekers.
TP ICAP fired its chief executive officer last month and warned rising costs related to Britain's EU exit and new rules on market transparency would see profit fall short of expectations this year.
Although Khan still appeared likely to fall short of the 137 seats needed for a majority in the National Assembly, he should have no problems finding coalition partners from smaller parties and independents.
"We expect another round of material growth forecast reductions from the RBA and see an increasing risk that inflation continues to fall short of the target band for an extended period," he added.
Opinion polls have shown Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May's lead over the opposition Labor party narrow over the last three weeks, with some even suggesting she could fall short of a majority government.
The actions, however, fall short of a wholesale retail ban on most flavored vaping products that the agency was allegedly planning to pursue, according to a report last week in the Washington Post.
Ryan has been mentioned increasingly as a consensus nominee should the White House hopefuls, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich, fall short of the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch their party's nomination.
But even an alliance with the other two parties on the left—the ecology-minded Greens and the post-communist Left party—would fall short of a majority, according to all recent polls.
The numbers may still fall short of the two-thirds threshold required to get the deal across the finish line, the sources said, declining to be named as the details were not public.
The EU Parliament will be much more fragmented over the next five years with the established centrist bloc set to fall short of securing a majority at this week's election, early results show.
"Looking ahead, we think growth is likely to fall short of expectations this year, with many underestimating the headwinds from slower credit growth and a cooling property sector," Capital Economics' Evans-Pritchard said.
Rice said funds from the Justice Department settlement and the bankruptcy are likely to fall short of full compensation for injured drivers, but they will still be able to sue the car manufacturers.
These targets bring it in line with other majors such as Royal Dutch Shell but fall short of commitments made by Spain's Repsol, which are absolute emissions targets rather than intensity-based ambitions.
It is not unlikely that countries present incomplete budgets because of elections, but the commission warned the current budgetary measures envisaged by the three caretaker executives could fall short of EU fiscal rules.
It had warned in February that revenue and profit would fall short of analysts' expectations this year as the new regulations made it harder for some clients to use its online trading platforms.
In down-ballot contests, Georgia GOP incumbent Johnny Isakson only earned 48% support, raising the prospect that he could fall short of the 50% threshold and that a January runoff could be required.
The U.S. is projected to fall short of that ceiling for the second year in a row, according to an analysis by World Relief, a humanitarian organization that resettles and cares for refugees.
Polls have also forecast his ruling alliance will fall short of a majority in the election, which could potentially allow a coalition of regional parties to take a shot at coming to power.
Economic growth is expected to fall short of sharply lowered government forecasts this year and next, with a recession now likely in the coming six months, a separate Reuters poll showed this month.
These measures fall short of what the Trump administration had pushed for: a ban on refined petroleum imports, the right to board suspected ships with arms, and a freezing of Kim's personal assets.
For instance, mass lifestyle change—flying and driving less, eating less meat, heating and cooling homes less, reducing food waste—helps cover gaps where policy change would fall short of our climate goals.
While thin to negligible margins aren't unusual for scaling e-commerce platforms, Jumia's margins fall short of levels seen in past prospectuses from some of the e-commerce giants Jumia looks up to.
Instead of fair trials in federal court, the U.S. government chose to create a pseudo-court system from scratch, in the form of military commissions that fall short of international fair trial standards.
This year will see some new games hoping for a slice of the eSports action fall short of achieving anywhere close to the necessary critical mass—Evolve being one such title from 2015.
It's the first time first-quarter retail sales are projected to fall short of 3 million units in six years, said Thomas King, senior vice president of J.D. Power's data and analytics division.
But operators with plans for up to 20 new lines are now selling stakes in some of those projects amid concerns that production could fall short of the volumes needed to fill them.
What's more, the stock market has been a hot mess for much of 2016, further stoking fears among many older Americans that they might someday fall short of their spending needs in retirement.
Trump backers insist that—should the businessman fall short of a majority but reach Cleveland with more delegates than any rival—there would be outrage if party "kingmakers" try to "steal" his nomination.
Netsweeper's activities—which Citizen Lab argues fall short of meeting international human rights obligations and UN guidelines for businesses—are the latest sign that Canada's sunny rhetoric isn't matching up with its actions.
But the overall gains are still likely to fall short of what many experts — not to mention ordinary workers — would hope to see as the recovery nears the end of its seventh year.
A new study financed by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg projected that the U.S. will fall short of the Paris Climate Accord greenhouse gas emission reduction targets by about one-third.
However, it is set to fall short of its target to lift the employment rate to 72 percent from 69 percent by 2019, the ministry said, calling for more reforms to boost employment.
Shares in both lenders tumbled on Thursday after Bloomberg reported that Deutsche was expecting a government-brokered merger with Commerzbank by mid-year if efforts to restructure the lender fall short of targets.
The release of the summary didn't silence his most ardent critics, and in fact it heightened the question of whether the full Mueller report documents wrongdoing that might fall short of outright criminality.
The reforms clearly fall short of protester demands to scrap the entire post-Saddam political system, but parties could present them as evidence that they are serious about moving in the right direction.
Senate GOP leaders acknowledged this week they are working on a funding bill that could pass the floor as early as next week, but it is expected to fall short of that amount.
The energy, health and transportation conglomerate has already said it would fall short of its forecast for free cash flow and earnings per share for 2018 due to weakness in its power business.
In the NFC, the teams making up an already crowded playoff picture are likely breathing something of a sigh of relief that the Saints might fall short of a postseason spot this year.
That is to say, he shares Kirk's maverick tendency to break rules, but he seems to fall short of Kirk's inherent code of honor and his prioritization of the safety of his crew.
When people predict that renewables will fall short of 2003 percent, what they are predicting is that we won't be able to find enough flexibility to accommodate them (at least not fast enough).
Mexico's mobilization of its security forces has been halting, and for most of the past two weeks it seemed to fall short of the dramatic show of force that the government had promised.
Ann-Louise Hittle, an analyst at the market research firm Wood Mackenzie, said that it was not surprising for the group to fall short of a deal on its first day of meeting.
Bezos' promises fall short of the demands laid out by his employees, but are still significant—especially for a corporation that has been criticized for failing behind other tech giants on environmental initiatives.
Apple — The iPhone maker's stock rose 1.4% in late-morning trading, recouping some losses incurred earlier in the week after Apple warned on Monday it would fall short of its first-quarter guidance.
But in failing to acknowledge the nuances of each, it flattens and compounds these different facets of Blackness into nameless characters; Matsoukas and Waithe fall short of engaging with or truly depicting anyone.
But the rules fall short of the outright ban on Huawei sought by the Trump administration, a positive step for a company that's faced major threats to its growth on national security grounds.
"Recent data indicate that the inflation outlook seems to fall short of the Governing Councils inflation aim of below but close to 2%, and hence calls for an accommodative monetary policy," Panetta said.
At the current price of Alibaba's New York shares, the Hong Kong sale would fall short of the share price of 188 Hong Kong dollars ($24) the company had set as a ceiling.
However, the agreement seemed to fall short of President Donald Trump's boast in October that China would increase purchases of U.S. farm goods to as high as $153 billion annually in two years.
Plus, if the proposed reimbursement rates under CARE or other privatization proposals fall short of private insurer payment levels, how many high quality providers will be accepting veterans at all, as new patients?
As it announced the leadership changes, GE revealed more bleak financial news: The conglomerate warned that its 2018 profit will "fall short" of guidance because of "weaker performance" at its struggling power division.
Republicans were expected to fall short of being able to halt the filibuster, but said they had the votes needed to then immediately change the Senate rules to prohibit filibusters against Supreme Court nominees.
However, ESL still remains open to lending additional money to Sears should the company fall short of the funds it needs in its final negotiations with other potential lenders, one of the sources said.
Most notably, the draft report calls for a ban on third-party certification of deals, which would have effectively allowed issuers to avoid liability if their STS-stamped deals fall short of the requirements.
Gantz, who heads the centrist Blue and White Party, will likely win the support of center-left and left-wing parties, but polls predict he will fall short of a governing majority in parliament.
Brown said such gestures fall short of providing transgender people with measures that will protect them, such as updating the state's hate crime law to include gender identity in the list of protected classes.
Even if that verdict stands, the award would fall short of the biggest medical product liability case to date, which involved a diet pill, Fen-Phen, that was linked to potentially fatal heart problems.
"Most online mortgage calculators fall short of giving all the information you need to estimate a house payment," said Bob Harkson, a certified financial planner with Phase 2 Wealth Advisors in Gig Harbor, Washington.
A day after Sumner Redstone moved to fire CEO Philippe Dauman and four other directors from Viacom's board, the embattled media giant said Friday its fiscal third-quarter earnings will fall short of estimates.
Gap, which has been struggling to gain traction at its namesake, Banana Republic and Old Navy brands, warned on Monday that its first-quarter revenue and profits would fall short of Wall Street's forecasts.
Twitter said the "monetizable" distinction is why its mDAUs fall short of the total daily active users of social media rivals like Snap and Facebook, which boast 20193 million and 1.59 billion DAUs, respectively.
After a report on Thursday showing a steep drop in import prices in December, weak producer prices suggest that an anticipated increase in inflation will probably fall short of the Fed's 2 percent target.
However, the deal appeared to fall short of a key U.S. demand that Mexico accept a "safe third country" designation that would have forced it to permanently take in most Central American asylum seekers.
Post-election surveys suggest Modi has done enough to come first in Uttar Pradesh, home to one in six Indians, but may fall short of an outright majority in the 403-seat state assembly.
That level has been heavy resistance for the shares in 2016 and may continue to be if sales of the new iPhone 7, likely out in September, fall short of expectations, according to Cowen.
But intrusions, like the DNC hacks, that fall short of armed attacks still lie in a gray zone, exploited by nations clever enough not to cross the line that would trigger an armed response.
One of the main factors affecting the safety of these furniture pieces, they found, is that the current safety test is voluntary for manufacturers, meaning some items could easily fall short of what's safe.

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