Sentence examples for considerable deficits from inspiring English sources

The port land is widely seen by planners and citizens' groups as the last big opportunity to revitalise the congested British-era island city and plug its considerable deficits in affordable housing, transport links and public spaces.

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

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

Taken together, we demonstrate for the first time that HAB rats, a psychopathological animal model of increased trait anxiety, show considerable deficits in the ability to extinguish learned fear.

1-month, 2-month, and 1-year old Ryr1 AG/+ mice showed a significant decrease in grip strength and considerable deficits on a wire hanging task compared to Ryr1 +/+ mice.

In spite of their clear recommendation for EPC, the National Cancer Institute and the ASCO also point out that there are considerable deficits in the currently available publications on EPC [ 3].

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.

The initiative is one of many — both temporary measures and programs intended to be permanent — that serve as a statement of Mr. Obama's priorities in promoting government investment in infrastructure, manufacturing, education and job training, and innovation, even as he calls for considerable deficit reduction to counter the nation's mounting debt.

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

This fact represents a considerable deficit, because it is known that especially combined developmental delays usually have moderate or strong expression, while isolated delays have rather a mild expression [ 16].

They are the ones that maintain large staffs, sets and equipment, hire actors and writers, and produce weekly episodes at considerable financial deficits, counting on future sales of repeats to provide profits.