Sentence examples for deficit arises from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the far greater deficit arises long before test-prep courses, early in a child's education and development.

Our trade deficit arises in large measure from the hundreds of billions of dollars we pay for foreign oil.

This deficit arises although silty pyroclastic covers are widely spread across the world, increasingly involved in rainfall-induced landslides and recognized showing particular hydrological behaviour.

Much of the schools' deficit arises because the district has not been able to replace federal stimulus money that helped it meet its budget last year.

Much of that deficit arises in our trade with the other developed economies of the European Union – the countries that, we are told, will stop trading with us if we leave the EU.

But there is a difference between the reported trade balance and the true one; whatever narrowing of the trade deficit arises from the adjustment of transfer prices would be illusory.

"Why is this deficit arising?

It is suggested here that only a phonological deficit arising from low-level auditory processing problems meets the criteria for a neuroconstructivist approach.

Suffolk County Transit's deficit arose last year, county officials said, when the $10.6 million in promised state aid amounted to only $7.7 million, about 5percentt less than it had received in 2000.

They could be back in second place by the time Celtic are finished at Mother­well this afternoon, but Walter Smith, his players and the club's followers can take satisfaction from the goals from Kris Boyd and Kenny Miller that wiped out the deficit arising from Jamie ­Hammill's early opener.

Although high unemployment resulted from the collapse of communism, in the 1990s, as the number of people who migrated increased, a labour deficit arose in certain sectors of the economy, such as construction, agriculture, tourism, mechanical processing, and the clothing industry.