Sentence examples for because of deficit from inspiring English sources

Perot appeared on Larry King Live later in the week and opined that the early 1990s recession was not over "because of deficit spending and competition for money".

Daragh Maher, a senior strategist at HSBC, said that it was important for EU governments to do more to promote growth but that they faced a "tricky balancing act" because of deficit concerns.

The Obama political team's focus on the deficit raises the question: Just who is this hypothetical midterm voter who was leaning to the GOP because of deficit concerns, but will vote Democratic if only Congress trims a spending bill from, say, $250 billion down to $80 billion?

Don't believe them when they whine that they can't possibly pay for children's health care because of deficits.

"The deficit for his father was a problem not because of the deficit per se, but it had to do with leadership on the economy.

The subject of borrowing, because of the intricacies of deficit spending, is covered in a separate section of this article.

Survivors of critical care experience profound changes in their lives because of many forms of deficit in one or more domains [18] of physical [19, 20], psychological [11, 21, 22] or cognitive functioning [22 25].

If this hospital should close because of the deficit, then all hospitals should close because of their deficits".

So now we face a substantial long-run deficit largely created by those tax cuts: And the GOP says that because of that deficit we must raise the Medicare age and cut Social Security!

The taxes had to go up because of the deficit left by Labour, he says.

The scale of the financial challenge facing the country at that time, because of the deficit we inherited, was clear.