Sentence examples for deficit making from inspiring English sources

He it was who scored early in the second half to narrow the deficit, making it 3-1.

Defenders of the government say other things matter more: reducing the fiscal deficit, making government more efficient, improving the business climate.

The short-term relief will only add to the state's fiscal deficit, making infrastructure investment and power sector reform much harder.

Republican respondents to the poll listed their top priorities this way: not adding to the country's budget deficit; making affordable plans available; and filling in the gap in prescription drug coverage for people not yet on Medicare.

Moreover, Bosnia has a heavy debt load and a ballooning trade deficit, making it hard for the government to become creditworthy by the end of the decade -- a target set by the international lending agencies on whom Bosnia now depends.

On a visit to Scotland, Mr Cameron said: "The public need to know that the Westminster government, the United Kingdom government, is dealing with our debt, dealing with our deficit, making sure that we can pay our bills, keeping our credit rating, keeping interest rates low.

The deficit makes them sad.

But the size of our trade deficit makes that unlikely.

Given the depth of the crisis, running a big deficit makes perfect sense.

Turkey's huge current-account deficit makes it more vulnerable than many other emerging markets.

The large current account deficit made maintenance of that system increasingly difficult.