Sentence examples for deficit incurred from inspiring English sources

Such measures were essential after the deficit incurred by Nero and the devastations of the civil wars, but contemporaries inevitably continued to charge Vespasian with "avarice".

A section devoted to the boys on the Montefiore Web site describes the medical work as "the first-ever separation of craniopagus twins where both twins survived with no neurological damage or deficit incurred from the surgery".

For instance, it may transpire that the fiscal deficit incurred by the treasury is deemed too inflationary.

That's 13% of our gross domestic product and roughly four times the $454.7 billion deficit incurred last year.

We find that for the forest stand investigated here, the amount of C sequestered by bioenergy production via syngas and forest re-growth surpasses the C deficit incurred by the reduction in forest biomass before the end of this century (Figure 4d).

Add that to the earnings deficit incurred by overburdened older mothers.

The studios that produced the shows for the networks relied on syndication sales of repeats to cover the deficits incurred in producing shows.

As he rose and gained greater access to temple financial records, Mr. Baumbach concluded that Suez was using charitable money to cover deficits incurred on fraternal activities like trips, parties and alcohol.

Despite rains in 2012 leading to a good harvest in October-November, deficits incurred during last year's food crisis means the poorest families have not been able to replenish their stocks and pay off debts.

Cognitive deficits incurred subsequent to a traumatic brain injury (TBI) largely increase the risk of financial mismanagement.

Alcoholism has serious adverse effects on brain function; on average it takes one year of abstinence to recover from the cognitive deficits incurred by chronic alcohol abuse.