Sentence examples for deficit has risen from inspiring English sources
Slovakia's deficit has risen to 6.8% of GDP, following an economic contraction of 4.7% last year.
Since Mr. Bobb arrived, the $200 million deficit has risen to $327 million.
The deficit has risen because of the stunning collapse in the banking system.
The fiscal deficit has risen, as tax revenues have fallen and the government's interest bill has soared (see chart 2).
Exports have plummeted as customer countries, especially in Asia, have plunged into deep recessions, and America's current-account deficit has risen dramatically.
The deficit has risen further under President Obama, to about $1.4 trillion this year, as the White House has tried to contain the recession it inherited.
By then the deficit had risen to more than 10 percent.
ITN's pension deficit had risen sharply from £22.8m at the end of 2007 to £39.9m a year later.
Its G.D.P. was plummeting, its budget deficit had risen to about thirteen per cent of the G.D.P., and the yields on its bonds had skyrocketed.
Sure, there has been some tut-tutting about last week's announcement that the deficit had risen to $779 billion in 2018, up from $666 billion in 2017.
Nicholas Eberstadt, a Korea expert at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative policy group in Washington, told the lawmakers that North Korea's trade deficit had risen sharply in recent years.
