Sentence examples for deficit has increased from inspiring English sources

Sure, the deficit has increased under Obama.

Liberum Capital also has a hold recommendation: Strong cash is the highlight (again) although the pension deficit has increased.

"The 2009 interim valuation being published today by the scheme trustees shows that the scheme's deficit has increased from £470m in 2008 to around £2bn," they said.

Instead, our bilateral trade deficit has increased 170 percent, largely because China has undermined free-market competition through illegal subsidies and currency manipulation.

As growth in South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia has slowed, the agreed fiscal deficit has increased; each country is running a sizeable deficit.

Since the budget was proposed in February, the projected deficit has increased from $304 billion for this fiscal year to $455 billion.

In 1996, a majority of Republicans claimed that the deficit had increased under Bill Clinton, when it had steadily shrunk instead.

Larry Bartels likes to cite a 1996 poll in which voters were asked whether the deficit had increased or decreased under Clinton (it had, in fact, fallen sharply).

It came to a head on 13 May with the release of the current account figures showing our trade deficit had increased 41% in April alone and our current account deficit was nearly 6% of GDP.

Mr. Chocola and others said that the votes he cast in the past that would now displease the club simply demonstrate how much the issues of debt and deficit have increased in the public consciousness.

In a well-known paper with a discouraging title, "It Feels Like We're Thinking," the political scientists Christopher Achen and Larry Bartels reported on a 1996 survey that asked voters whether the budget deficit had increased or decreased under President Clinton.