Sentence examples similar to considerably larger deficit from inspiring English sources

In fact, the fundamentals calculation would project him to lose the special election by about 15 percentage points — considerably larger than his current deficit in the polls.

He was sworn in this year (for the third time, having last been governor in 1983) as California confronted yet another budget deficit considerably larger (at more than $25 billion) than the entire budget in most other states.

This deficit, which was considerably larger before the crash, has created an enormous hole in demand since it means that income being generated in the United States is not being spent in the United States.

Four days later, Mr. Clinton's advisers told him of new projections showing that the deficit was going to be considerably larger than anticipated.

Next year's budget deficit, which had been projected at $5.4 billion, is now expected to be considerably larger.

France also has a considerably higher annual budget deficit than Germany — 5.4 percent of gross domestic product last year compared with 1.3 percent — and a considerably larger state bureaucracy per capita.

The comparisons with Greece begin with the current year's deficit, which at 11.5 percent of gross domestic product is not far off the 13.6 percent figure for Greece and considerably larger than the figures for Spain and Portugal, which some economists fear may be the next European countries bidding for international bailouts.

But the hit could be considerably larger.

And this was a considerably larger room.

In summer the community is considerably larger.

That is still considerably larger than the automakers' American payrolls.