Sentence examples similar to considerable deficit of from inspiring English sources

After two heats, they occupy last place, trailing front-runner Germany by 3.5 seconds, which is a considerable deficit in a sport often decided by hundredths of a second.

But detoxifying the city's water system over the long term will probably cost hundreds of millions; that leaves a considerable deficit in dollars and political will once the Obama administration's emergency allocation of $80m for Flint runs dry.

Late last year, Sugarman sent an email to some groups' directors explaining that the center was running "a considerable deficit". "The specific causes of this deficit are many, complex, interrelated, and have been escalating over time.

While some improvements have been made in the area of partnerships, a considerable deficit still exists.

We have already committed our civilization to considerable deficits in how Earth Systems respond.

From a quantitative point of view, this means that the population structure of all fish species showed considerable deficits.

Image caption The hospital trust said its own "financial engagement" was "not strong" An NHS trust has forecast a "considerable" end-of-year deficit, despite previously agreeing to make "vast" savings.

Maintenance of the rating is dependent on the assumption that "the government will be able and willing (after next year's general election) to take measures to bring its considerable structural deficit (almost 10% of GDP this year) into balance faster than envisaged in the current budgetary plans".There is every cause for concern.

Ecuador said it would only be able to cut 60% of its agreed reduction because of its considerable budget deficit.

He said: "The UK's two main economic weaknesses are its considerable trade deficit and a big budget deficit.

In a study from 1990, Åkerstedt and co-workers monitored six physicians on night call using ambulatory EEG, which revealed a considerable sleep deficit with only 3 hours of night sleep [ 7].