Sentence examples for deficit wide from inspiring English sources

Public debt is high, the budget deficit wide.

The trade deficit is wide, underemployment rife, many banks rotten.

Household saving rates are still too low, house prices too high, and the current-account deficit too wide.

Jamie Carragher made the same point on Sky Sports in the immediate aftermath and whoever comes into the job now will have to perm a team out of the squad that Rodgers has left behind, which has an unusual deficit of wide players.

The trade deficit grew wider year by year.

But that was when equity markets were relatively robust; this year's falls will have driven the deficit sharply wider again.

The Hesa figures also revealed the extent of the troubles facing the Open University, which recorded a £7m deficit, the widest in Britain, a year after suffering a £17m loss and experiencing a sharp drop in enrolments.

Davis, nominated for the 2011 race drama The Help, echoed previous comments from Whoopi Goldberg when she said the diversity deficit spread wider than the Oscars, to the entire "Hollywood movie-making system".

The current account and fiscal deficits are wide, growth is slowing again (the services PMI fell to a 19-month low), interest rates are unlikely to rise with inflation well below target and the election campaign (which has effectively started) seems likely to deliver a hung Parliament or a narrow victory for a non-market-friendly Labour government.

Worryingly, India's current account deficit is wider and the rupee is weaker than in 1991.

Shares of British Airways plunged 6.0%, or 9.80 pence 166 cents), to 153.00 pence $2.411) in early morning trading in London as the deficit was wider than expected.