Sentence examples for approaching a deficit from inspiring English sources

+ Approaching a deficit of $40 million that has forced layoffs of some 90 employees in recent months, the Metropolitan Museum of Art appears to have dished out heavy pay and bonuses to its top administrators.

Gone would be the days of heavy spending on economic stimulus and the military, to be replaced by austere cuts to trim annual deficits approaching a trillion dollars.

Lately the state has found other ways to muck things up.Its borrowing binge in the past few years (India's overall fiscal deficit is approaching a tenth of GDP) has crowded out the private sector and made it hard for the central bank to cut interest rates.

His huge package of bail-outs and stimulus was justified by the awful symptoms of the slump: a jobless rate approaching 10% and a deficit of $1.4 trillion.

By the mid-1980s, the U.S. deficit approached an annual figure of $200,000,000,000 and was seen as a central economic problem.

The social approach task revealed a deficit in social approach in knockout animals and the introduction of the human AVPR1A transgene did not rescue this impairment (supplementary material Fig. S3A,B).

The hospital was losing more than $4 million a year on dialysis, contributing to a deficit approaching $200 million this fiscal year.

Since its start-up, the company has accumulated a deficit approaching $40 million.

But the chair of the British Medical Association, Dr Mark Porter, said: "We have got an NHS with a deficit approaching 100 times that amount opening up over the course of this parliament.

If the market had risen more slowly in the 1990's, or income had been distributed more evenly across the work force, then the current surplus of $81 billion would instead be a deficit approaching $100 billion, according to government estimates.

Furthermore, the modern Cross River samples approached a significant 'deficit of heterozygotes' when using a global test over all loci (corrected p = 0.071).