Sentence examples for dramatic deficit from inspiring English sources

The group insisted that despite Washington's bitter tone, dramatic deficit reduction is possible if the parties work together.

The ecological budget is already in dramatic deficit: September 23 was Earth Overshoot Day for 2008.

This created a dramatic deficit in Iceland's trade, and no new ships were built as a result.

At independence on 30 June 1960, the army suffered from a dramatic deficit of trained leaders, particularly in the officer corps.

And that makes perfect sense as the bipartisan consensus on the need for dramatic deficit reduction has collapsed under the weight of changing reality.

We found that rats with extensive excitotoxic lesions of the hippocampal formation showed a dramatic deficit in acquisition of this task, whereas intact rats were able to learn this task in a few days.

In his toughest attack on his former colleague to date, Blanchflower seized on revelations that suggest King may have been central in persuading leading coalition figures to back a far more dramatic deficit-reduction programme than any politician advocated during the election campaign.

His apparent pressure on the Tories, a few months before the election, gives further credence to the claim that King was central in persuading leading coalition figures to back a far more dramatic deficit-reduction programme than any politician advocated during the election campaign.

It has been a difficult year for the three-term Governor, whose popularity has declined sharply in public opinion polls here and who has been blamed for the dramatic deficits in the state budget.

In addition, it suggests that dramatic deficits occur when subjects do not exhibit and make use of these cues and reactions.

To determine the effectiveness of our primary screen, we tested the only mouse mutant strain (αCaMKII+/−) known to show dramatic deficits in remote, but not in short-term, memory.