Sentence examples for deficit year from inspiring English sources

The state budget has been in deficit year after year.

Yet even in the worst deficit year of the Depression, the deficit totaled 5.9 percent of gross domestic product.

Imagine you had to watch your successor as treasurer deliver a budget offering a credible plan to steadily reduce the deficit, year after year.

Financed partly by the town and partly by Cablevision, LTV struggled under Mr. Dougherty's leadership, running a deficit year after year.

Pledging to introduce a new Fiscal Responsibility Act to require the government to reduce the budget deficit year on year, Darling said this would ensure that the national debt remained sustainable in the medium term.

Mr Osborne said: "Are those advocating looser fiscal policy really suggesting we should set out to increase our deficit year on year when it is still larger than when Britain went to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 1976 and one of the highest in the western world today?

There's similar brazenness in Miliband's promise to cut the deficit year-on-year.

Wasn't exactly wise for Miliband to make his cutting the deficit year-on-year pledge either, was it?

After five deficit years, in the early to mid-nineties, traceable mainly to cutbacks in city and state support, the Met is now running in the black, and the 1996-97 attendance figure — five million five hundred thousand visitors — was its highest ever.

Model echam, giss and inmcm predicted six, seven and six rainfall deficit years, respectively; whereas, model bccr and ipsl four and model cccma five deficit years have been predicted.

This implies that the frequency of rainfall deficit years has increased across models.