Sentence examples for debilitating deficit from inspiring English sources

How will Africa cope with its debilitating deficit of human and social capital?

But the debilitating deficit battles are by no means over.

The New York City Opera — missing in action through the 2008-9 season as it grappled with a debilitating deficit and a chaotic leadership crisis — returns on Thursday evening with "American Voices," a gala program at its extensively renovated home, the David H. Koch Theater.

However, a spokeswoman, Maggie McKeon, issued a statement saying: "In light of a challenging economic climate, New York City Opera created and is executing a very difficult, but strategic new model that reverses a decadelong trend of debilitating deficits.

Ms. McKeon said the company's new model "not only reverses a decade-long trend of debilitating deficits, but — equally important — provides tremendous artistic opportunity and a clear artistic vision for moving forward".

Such companies add to a catalog of problems that have overshadowed Vietnam's promise: bureaucracy, creaky infrastructure, a debilitating trade deficit and, until recently, spiraling inflation and a stumbling currency.

But he could not have bargained for the turmoil in China, as the population demanded political freedom to match their new economic prosperity – nor for the success of new technologies to extract natural gas from shale, that would drastically reduce the country's dependence on imported energy, and its huge and debilitating trade deficit.

Or pay a gigantic sum of money, thus adding to its already debilitating budget deficits?

What is reviving in America is the old economy that was unsustainable -- Gilded Age inequality, debilitating trade deficits, concentrated and highly leveraged banks, and a declining middle class.

Consequently, the majority of stroke patients experience progression of ischemia associated with debilitating neurological deficits.

In both pediatric and adult patients, cranial radiation therapy causes debilitating cognitive deficits that are poorly understood [8].