Sentence examples for face a deficit from inspiring English sources

Now they face a deficit from which only a few teams have extricated themselves.

"We face a deficit of trust," Mr. Obama said in his State of the Union address.

America doesn't face a deficit crisis, nor will it face such a crisis anytime soon.

We face a deficit of trust — deep and corrosive doubts about how Washington works that have been growing for years.

On current economic forecasts and current spending plans, he may face a deficit above $4 billion, maybe even $6 billion.

But Jesse Eisinger of Pro Publica, The Trade columnist, finds that Wall St. banks face a deficit of trust.

Ticket sales were off, and it faced a deficit of some $7 million.

Mr Brown's first budget, in 2011, faced a deficit of $25.4 billion.

But Syracuse still faces a deficit that threatens to deplete its reserves.

Hospitals and community services are already facing a deficit projected to reach an unsustainable £2.2bn this year.

Its health and social care system faces a deficit of around £2bn over the next five years.