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 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.
"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.
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.
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.
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.
He managed to pull California out of a deep deficit, but not without major cuts to education and a variety of social services.
Todd Frazier drew roars from the home crowd with every homer, drawing energy to rally from a deep deficit with a minute and a half to go and tie things with Fielder at the end of his four minutes.
The Ducks kinged the Kings, in essence, by retrenching and building a defense-first focus that offered players a way out of a deep deficit and paved the way for offense to follow.
By contrast, the ToM difficulties of children with ASD seem to be attributable to a deeper metarepresentational deficit.
