Sentence examples for deficit predicament from inspiring English sources
If you use a single fair coin, I immediately find myself in a 1 bit deficit predicament: I do not know whether it is head or tail.
In an April 2011 speech at George Washington University, Obama decried the Bush-era tax cuts for putting the nation in its current deficit predicament.
But Mr Osborne insisted that slowing the pace of deficit reduction would only make Britain's "tough" predicament worse.
None of the 98 teams placed in the same predicament before them have returned from such a deficit.
As an economics graduate, Miss Solomon understands the financial predicament the government is in with regard to bringing down the budget deficit.
Finding viable solutions for the Palestinians' predicament can have far-reaching implications for addressing the external aspects of the collective dignity deficits across the region.
Speaking about Ed Miliband's political predicaments, Mandelson said the right wing had been good at handling rhetoric of austerity and deficit reduction but warned the centre-left against reverting to old arguments and "business and bank bashing".
Also, my declaration at about the same time that our current predicament can be thought of as a global excess of desired savings — which means that fiscal deficits won't drive up interest rates unless they also expand the economy.
This was her predicament.
Knight's predicament is unfortunate.
