Sentence examples for a growing deficit from inspiring English sources

The higher taxes relieved the long-exaggerated concerns about the inflationary consequences of a growing deficit.

The Bush tax cuts, which turned a surplus into a growing deficit, have been disastrous.

But St John lives hand to mouth with a growing deficit of nearly £800,000.

The current central government is grappling with a growing deficit, shrinking economic growth and an increasingly dissatisfied voter base.

More serious was the bankruptcy of autarky, evident in inflation, a growing deficit in the balance of payments, and strikes.

A major housing crisis lurks, and a growing deficit of office space needs to be dealt with.

In Paul Krugman's Dec. 6th New York Times opinion piece, "Obama Gets Real" he notes that "a relentlessly growing deficit of opportunity is a bigger threat to our future than our rapidly shrinking fiscal deficit".

The Congressional Budget Office said Monday that it foresaw a significant, growing deficit in the Social Security program, but concluded that the long-term outlook was less dire than the administration had projected.

"The downgrade to Baa2 reflects a continued and growing deficit in the city's general and special revenue funds and a narrow cash position," Moody's said in its announcement last month.

In fact, Mr. Greenspan had worked behind the scenes after the 1992 election to stiffen Mr. Clinton's resolve in attacking what was then a huge and growing deficit.

While nobody can predict what the economy will look like then, we'd be willing to lay odds that there will still be a large and growing deficit, made continually worse by the administration's insistence on reducing revenues.