Sentence examples for a deficit last from inspiring English sources

They chased away a deficit last night.

And while the Long Island Philharmonic, the leading Island-based arts group, has cut back performances because it ran a deficit last season, its new management is counting on revised marketing approaches to revive its popularity.

In fact, by the government's preferred measure of the public coffers, there was a deficit last month – the first January when the government was forced to borrow since records began in 1993.

The trustees of the cathedral, which ran a deficit last year, see the development as a financial necessity.

The Met had a deficit last year of $1 million on a budget of $282 million and expects to have a deficit of around $4 million on a similar, possibly larger, budget this year, Mr. Gelb said.

"Any mayor who cannot present some exciting new projects to the voters next May will face a very ugly situation," said José Blas Fernández, a senior council member in the city hall of Cádiz, another Andalusian city that swung to a deficit last year.

The service projects a deficit this year of $1.65 billion, officials said.

"I don't believe we create a deficit next year".

Some 90% of trusts are predicting a deficit this year.

The company has operated without a deficit since 1993.

Administration officials forecast a deficit this year of $106 billion in the $2 trillion federal budget, followed by a deficit next year of $80 billion.