Sentence examples for anticipated a deficit from inspiring English sources

The 2001-2 budget year, which began on July 1, had already anticipated a deficit, but Mr. Anderson said the decisions taken by the museum's board of trustees on Thursday should bring the budget almost into balance.

This year we anticipate a deficit of roughly the same amount, based on a budget of $25.5 million.

The March deficit was much larger than the consensus estimate of Western economists, who had been anticipating a deficit of less than $1 billion.

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences anticipates a deficit of $130 million over the next two years and is awaiting recommendations from groups of faculty members and students who have been weighing the options.

The budget blueprint anticipates a deficit of $340 billion in 2009, declining sharply in subsequent years, so the government would post surpluses of $22 billion in 2012 and $10 billion in 2013.

The NHS provider sector in England – which includes hospitals, mental health, community and ambulance services – is anticipating a deficit of well over £2bn by the end of this financial year – meaning that the cost of running services is outstripping Government health funding.

State Senator Ann Cummings, the chairwoman of the Finance Committee, said that carrying over a deficit was unthinkable, partly because the state already anticipates a shortfall of $60 million in the budget for the 2013 fiscal year.

still anticipates a 2015 deficit of $378 billion.

Stakes are high: The city's annual budget is $6.6 billion, and it anticipates a $380 million deficit in the coming year.

In figures provided on Thursday, the orchestra said it was anticipating a budget deficit this season of $3.7 million on a projected operating budget of $44.2 million.

Hospitals are anticipating a £2.2bn deficit this financial year, and have been ordered to balance their books next year or risk takeover by national regulators.