Sentence examples for enough deficit from inspiring English sources

Fair enough: "deficit reduction" is the "horses and bayonets" of political warfare – outmoded, antique, irrelevant to the larger task at hand.

John Makin, a conservative scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, wrote in a paper released Wednesday that Congress has enacted enough deficit reduction, and warned against plans to achieve a balanced budget within 10 years.

The thing that one must remember about Fix The Debt -- most deficit peacocks, actually -- above all others is that its main purpose is to immiserate the elderly recipients of earned benefit programs like Social Security and Medicare, and earn enough deficit reduction to lessen the fervor for getting their benefactors to pay their share.

The shortfall is met by transfers from the centre and if those aren't enough, deficits are financed by borrowing.

It cannot be said often enough: the deficit was caused not by rises in public spending but by a collapse in tax revenues.

Unfortunately, if patients live long enough, other deficits — including those involving memory and cognitive abilities, and motor problems resembling symptoms of Parkinson's disease — often become apparent, as is now happening to Mr. Riedner.

These estimations support the idea that the 1906 earthquake ruptured the source area of the 1979 earthquake because the source area of the latter could accumulate enough slip deficits for the resulting earthquake.

Instead of six to eight per cent of gross domestic product, an alarming enough figure, the deficit would be 12.5 per cent.

You can quarrel with the Obama projection, arguing that some assumptions are too optimistic, or alternatively that it doesn't bring down the deficit enough.

Mr Prodi's great domestic triumph was to have successfully reduced Italy's budget deficit enough to get his country into the euro.

The shadow chancellor questions poll findings that suggest Labour lost the election because it was not seen to be tough enough on the deficit.