Sentence examples for a deep deficit from inspiring English sources

We are battling against a deep deficit of new homes across the UK and a 31% annual rise in new starts still leaves us staring into the abyss of a severe supply problem as population pressures grow.

"The surplus is built solely on the rivers of gold from Sydney home-owners paying stamp duty, and when the housing market in Sydney comes off the boil – as it will – a deep deficit will follow," he said.

The surplus in the Social Security system, which is projected to turn into a deep deficit within 20 years as the baby boom generation retires, was estimated by the budget office at $2.3 trillion over 10 years.

But his tenure has also included epic, divisive struggles with Democrats in his legislature; and in a little more than two years as George W. Bush's budget director, the federal budget shifted from a projected surplus into a deep deficit as the economy swooned and Congress turned down his proposals for spending cuts to offset tax cuts.

Gov. John R. Kasich of Ohio, a Republican who served more than 20 years in Congress, ticked off a list of what he viewed as his main accomplishments as governor: pulling the state out of a deep deficit, investing in road building without federal assistance and overseeing a significant increase in employment.

With such a deep deficit, there of course is a long way to go for the academy to look like the rest of the United States.

The Westminster government's figures show future oil revenues will leave Scotland facing a deeper deficit in future than the UK as a whole.

And because the budget was already in bad shape when the financial crisis hit in late 2008, the necessary spending to rescue the system only deepened an already deep deficit.

Since the start of the Bush administration, the United States budget has moved from surplus back into deep deficit, with a shortfall of $300 billion to $400 billion expected for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30.

Varney said hybrid courts could be extremely useful in countries that emerged from conflict with shattered or highly politicised institutions and a deep trust deficit.

(AP) BIG 12 SEMIFINALS Marcus and Markieff Morris lifted No. 2 Kansas out of a deep early deficit and lead the Jayhawks past Colorado, 90-83, in Kansas City.