Sentence examples for deficit in time from inspiring English sources

François Hollande's lead over Nicolas Sarkozy is narrowing just two days before France's presidential elections, but the incumbent still has a formidable challenge to overhaul the deficit in time for Sunday's vote.

He would never, it was widely said, be able to honour his extravagant campaign promises, let alone bring down the big public-sector deficit in time to enable France to join Europe's single currency at the outset.

The results showed that lesions in the right polar prefrontal region (in Brodmann area 10) were specifically associated with a deficit in time-based prospective memory tasks for both words and pictures.

Interestingly, although Cry1,2-/ mice exhibit a deficit in time-place learning, which was attributed to disrupted time-keeping system, no deficits were observed in learning abilities of Cry1,2-/ mice in several not-time associated learning tasks [ 21].

The results indicated that children with ADHD may have perceptual deficits in time discrimination.

Neuroimaging and neuropsychological studies show that processing of temporal information engages a distributed network in the right hemisphere and suggest a link between deficits in spatial attention and deficits in time perception.

And as manufacturing weakens, the country becomes ever more dependent on imports of merchandise, computers, machinery and the like — running up a trade deficit that in time could undermine the dollar and the nation's capacity to sustain so many imports.

Mr. Davidson responds that deficits in times of crisis lead to prosperity when the economy recovers.

But otherwise healthy economies can afford to run fiscal deficits in times of weak private sector growth.

The funny thing is that right now these same hard-line conservatives declare that we must not run deficits in times of economic crisis.

Keynes' solution encouraging governments to run deficits in times of need is not open to Syriza: its creditors insist on a surplus.