Sentence examples for deficits which are from inspiring English sources

This year he has escalated his criticism of the deficits, which are expected this year and for the foreseeable future.

And, yes, this means that budget deficits – which are a bad thing in normal times – are actually a good thing right now.

Annual federal deficits, which are at about 8 percent now, would come down to around 3 percent between 2015 and 2022.

In an effort to contain short-term budget deficits, which are largely driven by the economic cycle and the rising costs of entitlement spending, many useful long-term infrastructure projects get sacrificed.

If a Trump administration manages to push through tax cuts with matching spending cuts, federal budget deficits, which are already trending higher, will probably increase substantially, in our view".

The Treasury Department said yesterday that it was reviving the three-year note, increasing quarterly sales of five-year notes and considering shifting to monthly five-year note auctions to cover rising budget deficits, which are projected to reach record levels this year and next year.

Using an accurate mouse model of mucolipidosis IV, we observed early behavioral deficits which were accompanied by activation of microglia and astrocytes.

In addition, Article 104c contains an outright prohibition on "excessive" budget deficits, which is now reinforced by the Stability and Growth Pact.

Instead, the government is running deficits — which is to say, it's borrowing money from individuals and foreign governments and promising that future taxpayers will pay it back.

The postponement of the consumption tax increase that was announced last week was a step back on the efforts to reduce the budget deficits, which is considered to be a part of the second arrow (flexible fiscal policy).

Compare that to Social Security, the other major driver of long-term federal budget deficits, which is specifically exempted from reconciliation and thus must garner 60 votes.