Sentence examples for an increasing deficit from inspiring English sources

These costly subsidies, combined with other tax credits, contributed to an increasing deficit.

Service is likely to be inefficient and even dangerous if operation is continued in the face of an increasing deficit.

Executives at the festival cited financial troubles as the reason for closing, and blamed a steady decline in giving over the last three years that contributed to an increasing deficit.

But these forecasts depend crucially on a sustained revival in the euro zone - our main export market - which cannot be guaranteed, as well as on an assumption that the imbalances in the world economy are set fair - in other words that there are no problems with an increasing deficit in the US balance of payments, or with rising protectionist pressures around the world.

America is now running an increasing deficit on its investment income, which will cause America's current-account deficit to widen indefinitely even if a weaker dollar stabilises the trade deficit.In contrast, Japan and the euro area both have large and growing current-account surpluses (forecast by the IMF to be 4% and 1.5% of GDP respectively this year).

Paul Flint, a partner at the firm, said: "The company was faced with an increasing deficit in its defined benefits pension scheme in addition to the challenging trading conditions arising from the changing nature of the local media landscape.

So, while bankers help themselves and receive bonuses, teachers help others – their students and in this instance homeowning parents – and receive only an increased deficit.

On the supply side there are worries about an increased deficit in physicians.

But they have made fear of a big and increasing deficit pretty toxic for one and all.

They are in increasing deficit.

The result is a spiral of increasing deficits and ballooning debt in which national debt payments will outstrip even defense spending starting in 2023, as the Congressional Budget Office has projected in a recent report.