Sentence examples for difficult deficit from inspiring English sources

Even with all the winning, the Nets remain six and a half games behind Indiana for the top seeding in the Eastern Conference playoffs with 26 games to play, a difficult deficit to overcome.

A 9-5 lead should have been 10-5 and, even by the battling standards of Higgins, it would have been a difficult deficit to overturn.

We must recognize and understand that the governor-elect faces difficult budget deficits.

To the Editor: Your article seems to suggest how difficult cutting the deficit will be.

In three of those — 1982, 1990 and 1997 — Democrats and Republicans shared power and responsibility for the difficult choices that deficit reduction requires.

"If we do not find a way to take the people of Britain with us on this difficult journey of deficit reduction, we will not be able to make the journey.

A sudden stop of capital flowing into the UK could make the large current account deficit difficult to sustain and lead to a sharp fall in sterling," write Sonali Punhani and Neville Hill, fixed-income research analysts at the bank.

But Philip Hammond said there were "very difficult decisions" on deficit reduction to come after the election.

An already difficult to pass deficit-reduction plan will become that much more implausible.

It is difficult to separate deficits that come from overspending on annual expenses from borrowing for capital facilities and investments that result in wealth creation or long term benefits.

Although this procedure is intended to force subjects to maintain viewpoint-independent spatial relationships, it has proven difficult to relate deficits in patient studies to the concept of allocentric memory.