Sentence examples for a small deficit of from inspiring English sources

This turned into a small deficit of £1 billion in the year to March 2002, forecast in the budget to rise to £11 billion in the current financial year.

Statement: "The full year forecast shows that full delivery of the directorate forecasts for the last two months of the year would give a small deficit of £13,000.

In the breast series (17,756 patients) a small deficit of cervical tumours was observed (O = 16, E = 2·119, O/E = 0·76, P > 0·05), while in the cervix series (4817 patients) a small excess of breast tumours was found (O = 29, E = 23·38, O/E = 1·24, P > 0·05) over a period of 15 years.

A rule intended to stabilise government debt at 60% of GDP, one of the Maastricht criteria for joining the euro, would allow most governments (but not Italy's, a big debtor) to run a small deficit most of the time and permit occasional deficits of more than 3%.

We wanted a small deficit and a bit of capital spending".

"We continue to expect a small deficit by the end of the current parliament," it said in an update to financial markets.

It will measure a very small deficit of reactor-neutrino flux using three identical detectors, two placed just close to the sources and one at a distance of about 1.8km.

Reid impressed on the cabinet the need for drastic economy in all departments and, by 1925 (the last year of Greenfield's Premiership), the government at last showed a surplus, a state that would persist until the beginning of the Great Depression, with the exception of a small deficit in 1927.

In accordance with such a small anatomical disruption, the contralesional hand showed only a small deficit in manual dexterity for a couple of days, and the animal's behavioral performance returned to pre-lesion levels after just 5 days.

Despite the small deficit of universal single-copy orthologs and the observation that 11,758 genes in the T. castaneum official gene set are predicted to possess orthologs in at least one other published insect genome outside of the order coleoptera (Waterhouse et al. 2011), it is clear that the reference transcriptome assembly is comprehensive.

In recent years, Scotland has actually been running a smaller deficit as a percentage of GDP than the UK average.