Sentence examples for combined deficit from inspiring English sources

For the decade from 2011 to 2020, it is predicting a combined deficit of $6 trillion.

Regions, told to cut their combined deficit to 1.3% of GDP, instead increased it to 3.4%.

In 2007, by contrast, the rich world's households and businesses ran a combined deficit.

At the point of BHS's collapse the combined deficit in the two schemes was £571m on one accounting measure.

An economic policy that combined deficit reduction with fairer taxes and a more active industrial policy to stimulate growth would be an obvious focus of agreement.

But when pension trustees wrote to members in December last year, they warned that the company's two funds had a combined deficit of £225.6m.

Their combined deficits are running at around 100 billion escudos a year.

A retrospective study by Vanlerberghe examined 307 patients with refractory CRS and found 21.8% with humoral defects: 2.2%, IgA deficiency; 2.0%, IgG2 deficiency; 17.9%, IgG3 deficiency; and 2.9%, combined deficits, and none had CVID.

There is, in fact, plenty of historical evidence that the most effective way to cut deficits is to combine deficit reduction with rapid economic growth, which generates more revenue.

"The government's strategy is to combine deficit reduction with economic recovery, but at the moment we are not getting much of either," said Andrew Smith, chief economist at the auditing and advisory firm KPMG.

In all this time, the president has fought unsuccessfully to combine deficit reduction, including spending cuts and tax increases, with spending increases and targeted tax cuts for job-creation initiatives in areas like infrastructure, manufacturing, research and education.