Sentence examples for because of deficits from inspiring English sources

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

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?

Most have little difficulty falling asleep because of sleep deficits they sustained during previous nights.

The turmoil at Stevens can be traced to 2004, when Moody's downgraded its bond ratings to near junk status because of operating deficits and rising debt.

"That strategy is not just better economically; it also has political benefits, because, in my opinion, nobody lost an election in the past twenty years because of budget deficits.

L.I.U. announced in August that it would shut down the entire undergraduate program at the Southampton campus in September 2005 because of mounting deficits and lagging enrollment, currently about 1,000.

Maibom argues that because of these deficits psychopaths fail to meet the rational constraints on practical reason, such as coherence and consistency.

It is understandable to think that holding kids back in third grade because of reading deficits might be a good idea.

It is also possible that the subject was lost to follow-up because of neurocognitive deficits, known as informative censoring.