Sentence examples for already in deficit from inspiring English sources

But Brazil's is already in deficit.

Colombia expects the plan to cost $400m over two years; but its national coffee fund is already in deficit.

That's much riskier, economically speaking, if the budget is already in deficit and public debt high before a recession begins.

If the federal government were already in deficit, Mr. Bush's flexibility to cut taxes would be limited, because tax cuts reduce government revenues.

It aims to restore solvency to a system that is already in deficit, even though Mexico is still a demographically young country.The speed of its passage it was debated for a week in the Chamber of Deputies and just two days in the Senate points to careful backroom preparation by Mr Calderón's advisers.

During his decade at the Treasury, Mr Brown at first both professed and practised prudence, but he then embarked unwisely on a prolonged public-spending spree that involved heavy borrowing.Even allowing for the fact that Britain's budget was already in deficit in 2007, its deterioration by 2010 is also set to be the G7's biggest.

Many NHS trusts are already significantly in deficit, and the strain is beginning to show across the country.

He didn't even offer strong objections to a second major round of tax cuts in 2003, when the budget was already deep in deficit.

The rescue fund, which is already £42m in deficit, will be pushed a further £5m into the red by the latest collapse.

Already deep in deficit, America doesn't have the money to meet its promises – guaranteeing consumers' deposits, for example – if another crisis ensues.

Since the budget is already deeply in deficit for the foreseeable future, why not put it another $9 billion in deficit for one year, and avoid offering critics such an easy target?