Sentence examples for extra deficit from inspiring English sources

The official forecasts are expected to show that the UK faces an extra deficit bill of between £50bn and £114bn over the next four years, the biggest deterioration in the public finances since 2011.

"The city clearly needs the money, and I understand the governor's reluctance and I'm certainly willing to work with the governor and the Legislature," he said, "but we cannot have a $500 million gap in this year's budget and an extra $500 million deficit going forward every year to 2008".

Yes, once the economy gets to full employment, then extra government deficit spending can start driving up prices.

"Obviously during a recession you have to spend extra money, the deficit has to go up to get rid of unemployment.

Biggar's extras cut the deficit to only three and the Ospreys then crucially repelled some Leinster pressure at the other end as Heinke van der Merwe was held up twice over the line by brave defending.

But won't this extra spending make the deficit problem worse?

Since there were no resources to meet this extra expenditure, the budget deficit grew, as did the money supply.

The 10-9 was was just the second time in franchise history that the Yankees had overcome a four-run deficit in extra innings.

The Chancellor, meanwhile, basks in billions of pounds in extra stamp duty improving deficit numbers and growth figures massaged by housing growth and consumer spending.

First, a large part of the new revenue raised has been used to bring about an extra reduction in the deficit, an absolute priority for Italy given its huge public debt.

The European Commission calculates that France's underlying core deficit — excluding extra spending and lower revenue due to the 2008-2009 recessisnow is now more than 6 percent, equivalent to the average for Greece over the decade since the introduction of the euro.