Sentence examples for dangerous deficit from inspiring English sources

The Bush deficit satisfies all the requirements for a dangerous deficit.

And how did last year's equally dangerous deficit projection, of more than $700 million, manage to vanish?

France, at risk of moral and political paralysis, is now running a dangerous deficit in both departments.

He said military chiefs would be given greater control over the armed services as he attempted to sweeten what he described as "difficult and painful" cuts he blamed on the "dangerous deficit" left by the Labour government.

Rather than concluding: good, that means this dangerous deficit will be gone more quickly than I had feared, Mr Balls told us his instinct was to treat the £21 billion as a windfall and spend it:The plan was to halve the deficit in four years.

They really do need a big fat dangerous Deficit to run on in both 2014 and especially 2016.

The real problem, which also goes unmentioned, is that dangerous deficits will accumulate over time if continuing trends and policies — especially in health care — persist unchanged.

What hurt the world helped America.For the past six years Republicans in Congress have argued that America must cut public spending to bring dangerous deficits and alarming public debt under control.

"At a time when many national governments, including our own, are taking tough steps to clamp down on dangerous deficits," she said, "we thought it was unacceptable to talk about big increases in the European budget".

Mr. Hevesi, meanwhile, said yesterday at a news conference that the city was facing a "potential time bomb" because of Mr. Giuliani's proposed $39.5 billion city budget, which the comptroller said contained tax cuts and large union raises that would leave future mayors with dangerous deficits.

And the financial surpluses it generated translated into our dangerous deficits, the secular and risky rise of indebtedness in much of the West.