Sentence examples for Starting from a deficit from inspiring English sources

Women are starting from a deficit when it comes to representation in the House, because an unusually high number of incumbent women are retiring or leaving to run for other offices — 13, or a little over 15percentt of the 84 women now serving.

As we know, Don is starting from a huge deficit when it comes to his maturity levels.

The second student tried very hard but was starting from such a deficit that we did not measure consistent growth using these metrics.

Try starting from a different start spot.

Maintaining hard earned good reputation and personal integrity is rewarding and beats starting over from a deficit; but, if you find yourself in a rut -- stop digging -- and climb out of the deepest "mud-hole" onto a firmer footing!

But in many decisions, in addition to the question "Why?" a second question arises: "Why now?" Because it is better to start from a low total USA deficit limit, which is possible only during a recession, thus discouraging hopes of the rest of the world for dipping again, after a recovery, in the fat wallets of those stupid Americans.

Waiting not only suits Gates' schedule (Swisher's point), but also allows the next CEO to join the company after its earnings have impacted its share price, preventing them from starting in a deficit not of their own making.

Miliband on the deficit starts from a disadvantage that can't just be dismissed.

Experts say the ice retreat is likely to be even bigger next summer because this winter's freeze is starting from such a huge ice deficit.

Start from a forward bend.

Start from a clean slate.