Sentence examples for deficit results from inspiring English sources
Most of the trade deficit results from transactions with the industrialized countries of East Asia from which the bulk of imported manufactured goods originate.
Of course, Republicans would never actually raise taxes on the ultrawealthy; they think, or at least assert publicly, that the deficit results from too many poor people not paying taxes.
I have not heard any Republican in recent years acknowledge that the deficit results in any way from lower revenues; rather, they say, the deficit is caused only by excessive spending on everything except the military.
While the biosphere is in a steady state, no oxygen surplus or deficit results.
Another piece of the deficit results from the U.S.' paying more to foreigners in profits, royalties and interest than it receives from them.
"The early nutritional deficit results in developmental consequences for the individual and that has implications for their ability to succeed in school and ultimately in society to have the most productive jobs".
"But there's a difference between a deficit resulting from a rise in spending and a deficit resulting from a cut in taxes.
But analysts warn that Mr. Bush's market-friendly tax policies will do little to lift Wall Street profits if fears of a growing budget deficit result in a sustained rise in interest rates.
Stroke survivors are often left with permanent neurological deficit resulting from the loss of neurons, which severely impacts their quality of life.
It is risky to assume that the commercial deficit resulting from intra-industry trade and tied to transnational networks will eventually be offset by exports to the US.
The deficit resulting from a fixed amount of damage greatly depends on which connections are randomly injured, providing intuition for why it is difficult to predict impairments.
