Sentence examples for deficit of goods from inspiring English sources

10.12am BST UK trade data better than expected Some good economic news in the UK: Britain's trade deficit was smaller than expected in July, thanks to a surprise improvement in trade with countries outside the EU. Britain's deficit of goods and services was recorded at £1.5bn in July.

Robert Dallek, the author of "An Unfinished Life," probably the best single-volume Kennedy biography, suggests that the cultish atmosphere surrounding, and perhaps smothering, the actual man may be the reason for the deficit of good writing about him.

Both economic forces and government budget cuts are causing this deficit of good jobs, according to the study.

Both economic forces and government budget cuts are causing this deficit of good jobs, according to the study, as we have discussed in past articles.

Zinc deficiency was highly prevalent in breast-feeding women from Maela camp reflecting a deficit of good food sources for zinc (red meat) and a predominantly plant-based staple food (mung beans) with high amounts of phytates known to have an inhibitory effect on zinc absorption [ 29].

This would doubtless extend to service sector exports, which represent almost 45% of the UK's total exports and generate a surplus of 5% of GDP, offsetting half of the deficit on goods trade and investment income.

The trade deficit of all goods and services for the month was $51.4 billion, the highest since 2008.

Worldwide, Britain recorded a trade deficit for goods and services of $1.4 billionn, compared with a $2.1 billionn deficit in July.

Official figures released on Friday showed a trading deficit for goods and services of £34.8bn in 2014, and make disappointing reading for the Conservative party as it seeks to capitalise on its economic record ahead of May's election.

China is responsible for the bulk of the deficit in terms of goods, exporting $376bn more to the US than it bought from US producers.

The United States deficit in trade of goods and services rose to $12.1 billion in February from a revised figure of $11.5 billion the previous month.