Sentence examples for deficit to start from inspiring English sources

Economists say they expect Indonesia's trade deficit to start shrinking in the coming months and its government finances to improve as families avoid unnecessary trips and buy less fuel as a result.

BUCKS 98, HAWKS 90 Earl Boykins scored 11 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter, and host Milwaukee rallied from an 11-point deficit to start the period and beat Atlanta.

Countries with heavy debt burdens (like Italy), whose tax base has collapsed (Ireland and Spain), which had a big budget deficit to start with (Britain) or whose long-term growth prospects have been hit hardest (Spain) should fear a sudden loss of investors' confidence more than those with smaller deficits (Germany), better demographic prospects (America) or a reserve currency (America again).

Secondly it seems unreasonable to expect to see benefits for all important domains even if there were deficits to start with.

The best way to reassure them that Britain will cut its deficit is to start doing so.

The deficit is forecast to start widening again by the end of the decade, and to deteriorate rapidly thereafter.

Houston got hot in the third quarter, scoring 9 points and cutting the Knicks' deficit to 74-65 to start the fourth quarter.

First because improvement can only be demonstrated in domains where deficits are apparent to start with, however important the domain may be, and we cannot expect that deficits will always be found for all important domains in all uses of a questionnaire.

Team Trudeau campaigned in 2015 on running a small deficit to jump-start the country's infrastructure before returning to a balanced budget by 2019, but this is not going to happen.

About a third of the surplus would be set aside to help curtail budget deficits already projected to start surfacing in 2002.

"I'm not denying that it is important to get the deficit under control and to start reducing the debt.