Sentence examples for continued deficit from inspiring English sources

Stimulus may be a bad word in Washington, but many investors seem to believe that continued deficit spending and only a modest tax increase will be good for the economy and corporate profits, at least this year.

BHP expected “demand growth can be expected to vary regionally in line with varying economic activity,” amid continued deficit in the global supply of most commodities supply.

It said in February that it expected growth in demand to vary regionally "in line with varying economic activity,” with a continued deficit in the global supply of most commodities.

Since reconstitution of the naïve T-cell compartment contributes to reconstitution of overall CD4+ T-cell counts, a continued deficit in naïve CD4+ T-cell numbers would have downstream implications for the effector/memory compartment.

He now proposes higher taxes, more spending and continued deficits.

Forecasts of mental health human resource demands in 2015 show few gains in resources (4), and forecasts for 2050 predict continued deficits compounded by increasing disease burden (5).

Such deals let Greece continue deficit spending, like a consumer with a second mortgage.

Thus Cameron's sorry plight serves to illustrate in a powerfully salutary manner the much bigger issue of the continuing deficit in public affairs of transparency, accountability and trust.

The prospect of continuing deficits is sure to impede both parties as they pursue their agendas.

They reckoned that continuing deficits of 3.5% of GDP would reduce national income by 1-2%.

The sooner this problem of fractured governance is realized, the faster a resolution to continuing deficits will come.