Sentence examples for created a deficit from inspiring English sources

Budget director Lewis Douglas resigned in protest when Roosevelt's policies created a deficit of $6bn, an unheard-of sum.

But that would have proved too expensive and would have created a deficit, Susan L. Baker, City Opera's board chairman, said on Friday.

Various national characteristics - self-reliance, a fiercer patriotism than any in western Europe, an assiduous geographical incuriosity - have created a deficit of empathy for thesufferings of people far away.

The Obama administration has created a deficit commission to study the problem, but they won't report until the end of the year after the midterm elections.

Upon taking office he acknowledged the need for immediate stimulus spending but also created a "Deficit Commission" and overstated the need for spending cuts.

The voucher system in Indiana (expanded under Mike Pence) was intended to save money, but it actually created a deficit of $40 million in the school year 2014-2015 and $53 million in 2015-2016.

(The Times created a deficit-cutting calculator last November that is still available for solving the nation's problems).

They even created a deficit-reduction "game" called "Budgetball," which we preferred to describe as The Fountainhead meets Deathrace 2000.

"I don't believe we create a deficit next year".

"It could be that the board is creating a deficit, or drawing down the reserve fund.

He opposed Mr Bush's tax cuts because he thought they would create a deficit.