Sentence examples for era of deficit from inspiring English sources

Welcome to the era of deficit politics.

"The era of deficit denial in Washington is over," he said.

At the time, we declared that the era of deficit denial was over.

They can return to the era of deficit denial, or they can stand up for future generations.

"The era of deficit denial is over," said Bruce Reed, the executive director of Mr. Obama's bipartisan commission on reducing the national debt.

He reckons the bill will run to "tens of billions of dollars".The era of deficit politicsSo the idea that discretionary spending will fall in real terms (which the Bush budget assumes) seems fanciful.

But in this era of deficits and tight budgets, the money to replace the remaining ferries with bridges has been harder to find.

Mr. Gore has asserted that Mr. Bush's large tax cut proposal and plan to push for a portion of Social Security payroll taxes to be put into private investment accounts would return the nation to the era of deficits.

Mr. Gore today sharply criticized the governor's proposed tax cut, citing an analysis by the Center for Tax Justice, saying it would cost $2.1 trillion over 10 years and suggesting it would return the federal government to the era of deficits.

Asked about Republican tax-cutting plans like the one proposed by Gov. George W. Bush's presidential campaign, Mr. Clinton said they risked sending the nation back into an era of deficits or painful spending cuts.

Here are three topics that, however arcane they sound, may soon be keeping you awake at night: the current account deficit, the possibility that the long boom in capital spending will come to a halt, and the likelihood that the current budget surpluses will give way to another era of deficits.