fallen short of

And in broad societal impact, he might have fallen short of the man who popularized the automobile, Henry Ford.

And while other researchers praise her work, they point out that of dolphin-human communication has often fallen short of expectations.

witnessed all other stones whom were patched up the sky, only itself fallen short of choice, thus it complained and sighed day and night.

Barack Obama gives a good speech but, as far as the Middle East goes, the US presidential resolve has hitherto fallen short of the rhetoric.

But the scheme has fallen short of expectations, prompting calls for its overhaul at the Copenhagen conference.

Looking back, Madeleine realized that her college love life had fallen short of expectations.

His achievements had fallen short of his hopes.

Sadly, I've fallen short of my optimistic youthful goal of "doing what must be done. "

But performance has fallen short of expectations this year amid trading stumbles.

We, no less than they, are sinners who have fallen short of God's intention for our lives.

But European leaders have consistently fallen short of what is required.

No one is perfect. We have all fallen short of the glory of God and have failed.

In 7 of the last 8 years, world grain production has fallen short of consumption.

"But they have fallen short of committing to adjust those policies. "

GE, which reports full-year results today, has fallen short of its 2008 desire to make $10bn of sales in China in 2010.

And some Asian ventures have fallen short of expectations.

But that and other measures have fallen short of passage.

Japan may have fallen short of its own target, but more tourists than ever before came here last year.