Sentence examples for exploding government from inspiring English sources

A bigger problem, connected to the first, is the exploding government deficit, which an expensive health-reform plan only makes worse.

I am concerned about the long-term consequences of the Fed's zero interest rate and easy credit policies and exploding government deficits".

Mr. Weinstein said the recent Boston Marathon bombings did not make him consider cutting scenes of Mandela making bombs and exploding government buildings.

He could explain that we're facing deep fundamental problems: an aging population, overleveraged consumers, exploding government debt, state and local bankruptcies, declining human capital, widening inequality, a pattern of jobless recoveries, deteriorating trade imbalances and so on.

I gather that Rand Paul has made a lame effort to defend his claim that we've seen "exploding" government under Obama by claiming that he only meant the federal workforce, which has gone up slightly even as state and local employment has fallen.

Aided by non-Fed actions like exploding government spending, speculation simply shifted from stocks to real estate.

The refusal to do assets tests on federal health insurance programs is why federal entitlements are exploding and government keeps expanding.

It's the difference between big, exploding federal government that wants to think on your behalf and a plan that meets priorities and liberates working people to be able to make decisions on your own.

The events in Iguala have prompted protests and vigils around the country and abroad, exploding the government's earlier claims to be bringing the Mexican drug wars under control with the help of improved intelligence and coordination between different levels of government.

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Then another bomber jumped from another wall and his bomb exploded where government soldiers stood".