Sentence examples for a deficit for from inspiring English sources

Senate Republicans are also projecting a deficit for next year of more than $190 billion.

Yet the government ran a deficit for every one of those years.

In 1968 they had a deficit for the first time in 25 years.

As late as 1998, the Congressional Budget Office was predicting a deficit for 1999.

The academy has been running a deficit for five years, and this year's shortfall is estimated at around $1 million.

That put Maryland ahead, 7-2, too large a deficit for a sloppy and dysfunctional Irish offense to overcome.

When the city returned control to the Queens group, it had operated on a deficit for five years.

On February 18th Britain reported a deficit for January, a month of surplus since records began in 1993.

The figures are expected to show the government in a deficit for the next few years even before any new spending or tax cuts.

By the time he took the Sussex post, the university was in what he describes as "an unstable financial position", having reported a deficit for two years.

A6 A Deficit for the Vatican The Vatican reported its first deficit in nine years, more than $3 million, despite a rise in contributions from dioceses last year.