Sentence examples for deeper deficit from inspiring English sources

Not only will this damage the economy but it could create an even deeper deficit," said general secretary Brendan Barber.

Miles Templeman, director general of the Institute of Directors, said: "The economy needed faster and deeper deficit reduction and that's exactly what the chancellor has delivered.

The Westminster government's figures show future oil revenues will leave Scotland facing a deeper deficit in future than the UK as a whole.

The United States cannot wage a war, cut taxes and pay for the programs that Americans want without throwing the federal budget into deeper deficit.

Why do new trade agreements, despite official promises, always leave the United States with a deeper deficit hole, with another wave of jobs moving overseas?

Not only will this damage the economy but it could create an even deeper deficit". Speaking at a Demos event last week, Labour's shadow chief secretary Liam Byrne said the Tory cuts campaign was confused.

An aging population and relentlessly rising health care costs will hit the country with even deeper deficits as the baby boomers retire.

They also want a national minimum wage — which does not exist in Germany — more European economic policy coordination and the maintenance of high tax rates to avoid deeper deficits.

The tourists packing Washington these days to see what really goes on in the Capitol have an irresistible metaphor at hand as the Republican-led Congress digs ever deeper deficits and debt into the nation's future.

Rather than encourage the practice, the secretary of commerce should facilitate cooperation among the states -- via federal legislation or an interstate compact -- to reduce corporations' abilities to extract subsidies by playing states and their residents off of each other, as states sprint past one another, into ever deeper deficits.

Spanish unemployment soared, and the budget went into deep deficit.