Sentence examples for continuous deficits from inspiring English sources

Now that Washington is running continuous deficits, it will have to borrow the money to finance the stimulus.

The unspoken assumption that justifies big and continuous deficits is that — rhetoric to the contrary — they pose no serious danger to the economy.

In the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, the government posted a surplus of $127 billion, down from $236 billion the year before but the fourth straight year the government ended in the black after nearly three decades of continuous deficits.

This is a result of the government's continuous deficit spending, which eats at the bulk of available credit.

As you can see from the top graph, derived from work by Lombard Street Research, the US has been in almost continuous deficit since the early 1980s.

Friedman viewed this as evident nonsense, and commended instead the then Chicago view that banks should be rescued, government should act to reflate the economy, and that there was a strong case "for the use of large and continuous deficit budgets to combat the mass unemployment and deflation of the times".

One of the most important signals is the continuous deficit in cell proliferation rate accompanied by a progressive cell cycle arrest along those stages (Reiskin and Mendelsohn 1964).

Budget constraints initiated two service improvement projects and continuous deficit of one service triggered its closure.

Nevertheless the performance on TMT B was clearly below-average, thereby indicating a continuous deficit in cognitive function, which is only "average" in the last of the all tests.

In the process, the government ran almost continuous fiscal deficits and was a major employer itself.

Japan has run continuous fiscal deficits and seen its debt downgraded by the ratings agencies.