Sentence examples for deficit raised from inspiring English sources

The deficit raised concerns that the country's overall economy might have contracted.

No politician there can forget 1990, when Governor Florio, a Democrat struggling to close a giant deficit, raised taxes.

The company had been planning on going public this year, but had to withdraw its IPO plans and its own auditor found that Solyndra's operating losses, negative cash flow, and $532.3 million deficit raised substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.

Policy makers responded by shifting their focus to the budget deficit, raising taxes and cutting spending.

France said it was likely to miss its target for narrowing the budget deficit, raising the prospects of deeper spending cuts and additional taxes.

Secondly, a one-percentage-point increase in the current-account deficit raises borrowing costs by 18 basis points, or $1.8 million in interest on every $1 billion in debt.

Mr. Kellogg said that since taking over in 1996 he had erased a $5 million deficit, raising $15 million to build the reserves to $10 million.

A fifth of council-funded secondary schools finished the 2009-10 school year in deficit, raising fears about how they will cope with expected budget squeezes, a National Audit Office report says.

In this simulation, public savings adjust, and in order to match the closing rule, public deficit raises almost 16%.

The results also reveal a significant positive impact of the budget deficit on interest rates, where a one-period lagged budget deficit raises interest rates.

An Ernst & Young audit opinion included in its year-end report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday, said its operating plan and existing working capital deficit raises doubt about its ability to continue.