Sentence examples similar to driven deficit from inspiring English sources

Animal model data with DHA support early intervention for primary prevention or mild cognitive impairment and suggest a failure to impact tangle and neuron loss driven deficits at later stages.

The Bush tax cuts widened income inequality and drove deficits to record levels.

(Those programs' growth after this decade, however, is projected to drive deficits up again to unsustainable levels).

In the 1990s, the collapse of the Soviet Union left the United States as the only player with global reach — and made it easier to cut defense budgets, suggesting that power drove deficits more than the reverse.

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

The present findings reveal that both recollection and familiarity are impaired in patients with schizophrenia, who present a relational, conceptually driven memory deficit.

Despite the best efforts of their management teams they are being driven into deficit by increasing demand and the unprecedented squeeze on prices paid by commissioners.

Republicans won't acknowledge that tax increases, along with spending cuts they have forced on the country, have already driven the deficit down to 4 percent of the aggregate economy, from 10 percent in 2009.

Some of those measures were partly the consequence of actions by foreign institutions and partly were driven by deficit consolidation concerns (e.g. the Maastricth Treaty).

YouthBiz is not driven by deficit thinking.

We designed two hypotheses for this verb deficit: (1) executive impairment drives the deficit; (2) semantic impairment drives the deficit.