Sentence examples for Deficit worries from inspiring English sources
Deficit worries are likely to grow with other changes being made to preserve deductions prized by business groups and others.
The deficit worries a lot of voters, too.
And we're in the same kind of trap today — which is why deficit worries are misplaced.
In short, the government could take many steps that immediately bolster spending and employment, while also addressing deficit worries.
It is a breathtaking goal at a time when Washington, hobbled by partisan gridlock and deficit worries, seems unable to launch any major new programs.
An enlightened government with fewer deficit worries might be willing to make up the difference; there would be political gains in making Heathrow less crowded.
His conservative stance on issues like the budget deficit worried many Alaskans, whose economy is highly dependent on federal spending.
The Economist has been criticising America's economic performance for years, warning about the trade deficit, worrying about consumer debt and frequently predicting disaster for financial markets yet the economy thankfully ignores you.
The burgeoning national debt and an ever-mounting budget deficit worry him.
NPQ | Does the large US fiscal deficit worry you?
Where, indeed, is the evidence that out there in the real world of economic decision-making, long-term deficits worry anyone at all?
