Sentence examples for deficit of around from inspiring English sources

Britain has a current account deficit of around 6% of GDP and, while weakening against the dollar, has been strong against the euro, the country's biggest trade partner.

With a current-account deficit of around 4% of GDP and rising, America is absorbing an ever-rising share of global savings a trend that is ultimately unsustainable.

In previous statements, Roy and the Fraser of Allander are clear that in the event of independence there would be a deficit of around £15bn.

The projected 2010 deficit, of around 11% of GDP, contrasts with one of 1.2% as recently as 2007, while the net public debt has climbed from 36% to 64% of GDP.

Economists at Goldman Sachs expect a budget deficit of around 8.4% this year.If only the spree had been more productive: a massive investment in India's infrastructure would have been overdue.

Adding to this, the cost of moving Drive Like Jehu's ATP from Prestatyn to Manchester, coupled with poor ticket sales, left Hogan in further dire financial straits, with a deficit of around £300,000.

It is true that there is a structural deficit of around 6% of GDP which must be brought down eventually through some judicious mix of tax increases, a freeze on public sector pay and public expenditure restraint.

An analysis shows they predict an end-of-year deficit of around £70m "but that it could be significantly higher".

But the added responsibility came with a "deficit of around £20m" which the Welsh government had to "backfill", he said.

India, Poland and South Africa are tipped to have deficits of around 4% or more.We graded each country on all five indicators.

Many analysts doubt the greenback can stay strong in the face of a huge U.S. current account deficit this year of around $300 billion, or 3.5% of GDP, up $70 billion from last year.