Sentence examples for bigger deficit from inspiring English sources

That could leave a bigger deficit than expected.

A forecast increase in China's surplus ought to mean a bigger deficit elsewhere.

Worse, the likely reaction in the bond market to a substantially bigger deficit would be negative.

He finds that almost all sectors are running a bigger deficit.

Now we will have an even bigger deficit and no future technology avenues to help pay it off.

He doesn't mention that he left New York with a bigger deficit than the one he inherited in 1994.

This means a bigger deficit this year, higher debt, more taxes, smaller forecast surpluses in the future and greater pressure on interest rates".

Yet this overshoot is the result of slower-than-expected growth, not increased public profligacy, so a bigger deficit would be justified.

If it is to compensate the population for this loss in its spending power, the government will have to run a bigger deficit.

It is likely to have a bigger deficit in 2010, as a percentage of GDP, than even the likes of Italy.

Yet Scotland already has a bigger deficit than rUK, and its fiscal position is forecast to worsen as its population ages.