Sentence examples for deeply in deficit from inspiring English sources
The current account also remains deeply in deficit.
Despite the austerity of the past year, introduced as part of Greece's first rescue package, its primary budget (ie, even before debt payments) is still deeply in deficit.
Lawmakers set aside 550 billion yen ($4.5 billion) last week to create new jobs and provide benefits, but because its budget is already deeply in deficit, the government has said it can do little more to help.
Still, like an investor waking up to big losses, the new reality for Russia set in this week when the government, after some delay, introduced a budget that was deeply in deficit after years of huge surpluses.
Maintaining that level of aid won't be easy, as a budget already deeply in deficit will be further strained by the substantial costs of war and postwar reconstruction in Iraq.
Already wobbly pension funds are now so deeply in deficit that the physical offices of annuity providers are being braced with girders to prevent them collapsing inwards and literally disappearing.
The troupe was deeply in debt (with a deficit of $1.6 million) and it was perceived as a touring company based in New York.
So budget analysts point out that the committee could not get an additional $1.2 trillion in deficit reductions solely through spending cuts without slicing more deeply into programs than some Republicans could support.
But both are sceptical about the government's plans to cut public-spending quickly and deeply in order to deal with the fiscal deficit.
But Brazil's is already in deficit.
