Sentence examples for burgeoning deficit from inspiring English sources

Republicans claimed the deal failed to address America's burgeoning deficit.

The recession and the burgeoning deficit meant that everyone had to share the pain was the mantra.

He has slammed healthcare gaps, security, the burgeoning deficit, tax cuts for the rich, the US reputation abroad and corruption.

President Obama glanced over the burgeoning deficit, using it largely to call for "tax fairness" – or tax increases on the rich.

My friends, we face enormous challenges, whether it be a burgeoning deficit, out-of-control spending, a need for energy independence, and we need most of all to restore faith in our government and confidence in the leadership.

Concerned by the burgeoning deficit, Chancellor Norman Lamont (pictured above with his special adviser David Cameron) set out plans to substantially raise revenues in successive years after 1993.

Something must be done soon to restrain the burgeoning deficits in the state pension systems, especially the over-generous retirement schemes for public-sector workers.

And he directly confronted those who might ask how the country could afford a major expansion of health coverage in times of shrinking revenues and burgeoning deficits.

The mayor of Bettendorf had taken over that troubled Mississippi River town and turned its finances around, while Nussle watched in Washington as record federal budget surpluses turned suddenly into burgeoning deficits.

The rating was also bolstered by the role of the dollar as the world's leading currency, ensuring that demand for American debt securities would remain strong in spite of burgeoning deficits.

Shortages, overvaluation, burgeoning deficits, and capital flight soon precipitate economic crisis, with a subsequent collapse of the populist regime.