falling short

They must be able to sense when current methods are falling short and a new approach is needed.

Manuel Almunia has pledged to keep the pressure up in the title race after falling short in Europe for another year.

Also falling short are climate change bills passed by the U. S. House of Representatives and now being discussed by the Senate.

The newspaper blasted donor nations for falling short of the $201 million target set by the United Nations in a flash appeal this week.

All this means that the government is falling short of its energy-efficiency targets.

The early results suggested a split decision, with most of the proposals narrowly passing but two key measures falling short.

But for all of the benefit they clearly bring, e-books are still falling short of a promise to make us forget their paper analogs.

Falling short of processing the specified number of rows in a given amount of time .

Today, health systems, even in the most developed countries, are falling short of these objectives.

But the move means he retains his title of president and ensures regime control over the reform process, falling short of protester demands.

But once victory is in hand, they often scramble to lower those expectations so they won't be perceived as falling short.

I can't let seemingly positive things force me to walk around unhappy all the time because I'm falling short. It's not worth it.

Your work is falling short of my expectations. I don't think you should forget your responsibility.

Amid these headwinds, American growth has disappointed, falling short of the 4% annual rates projected early in the year.

Small overnight crude oil rises, American cotton continued falling, short-term adjustment for PTA maintain shocks.

Also, the guys on this list are players who have an outside chance at falling short of those expectations.

Cotton stopped falling short-term concern signs of stabilisation, PTA or maintaining shock adjustment.

Always loaded with talented players, Spain has spent four decades falling short of expectations.

But such assistance still appears to be falling short.

Falling short of this may result in inefficiency and even ineffectiveness.

I keep falling short of your expectations.

Can I respect another's rights and still be falling short of the standards of decency?

In the process there will be some questions that falling short of the requests of the quality system.

Transatlantic leadership is falling short on all counts.

Falling short and making mistakes are part of being human.

In its therapeutic milieu, sin is failingtolive upto our potential, not falling short of God 's glory.

According to the 2007 Global Monitoring Report, joint efforts to reach the Millennium Development Goals are falling short.

The trouble is that falling short still reeks of mediocrity ; for them, to say otherwise is to spin the result.

More states falling short on pension money.

Case detection was 53% globally in 2004, and is likely to exceed 60% in 2005, falling short of the 70% target.

For the quarter ended Sept. 30, Apple said it sold 17. 07 million iPhones, falling short of the roughly 20 million expected by analysts.

falling short of some prescribed norm.

Why is Europe falling short?

Don't be afraid of falling short of people's expectations. You should live who you are.

In May last year, Wrap reported that retailers had cut the number of single-use bags by 48%, falling short of the target.

They will know if they can relax or if they have to double their efforts when they are falling short of what is expected of them.

We in the field must do what we can to underscore what we do know and where we are falling short.

But falling short last year doesn't diminish what they have as they move forward.

In a post entitled 'Falling Short: Amman's November Gas Crisis! ' on 7iber. com, Naseem Tarawneh writes

Snow is falling Short flowers disappear Snow is falling The cold is here

Acts falling short of recognition;

I kept on falling short of something