Sentence examples for facing a cumulative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Järvi's experience as a fund-raiser will be useful as the New Jersey orchestra is facing a cumulative deficit of $5.7 million, 36percentt of its $15.8 million operating budget.

The state and local tax burdens are among the highest in the nation, much of upstate New York is economically depressed and the eroding returns on Wall Street, the state's main economic engine, portend a financial crisis in years to come, with the state facing a cumulative deficit of $21.5 billion over the next three years.

In March, government departments faced a cumulative spending cut of £30bn by 2019-20.

Townley's solicitors, Leigh Day, claim that Foxtons could face a cumulative legal bill of up to £42m – the equivalent of its entire 2014 annual profit.

Fiach MacConghail, who took over as director this year after a string of job cuts, now faces a cumulative deficit of $4.1 million.

The Australian Rugby Union backed Tew's concerns, saying leading nations face a cumulative loss in World Cup years of as much as £48 million, or about $75 million.

Now an overstretched defence budget faces a massive cut: as part of the bid to address Britain's fiscal deficit, defence faces a cumulative squeeze of between 10% and 20% over five years.

Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin and the fiercest deficit hawk in the group, keeps insisting that the nation faces a cumulative deficit of $70 trillion over the coming decades, and negotiators should be working toward a $70 trillion solution.

If none of the budget proposals kick in -- and state and local officials said two of the largest ones most likely will not -- the county will face a cumulative deficit of nearly $200 million by 2004, said a fiscal analyst for the county legislature.

A migrant with high (low) wage prospects faces a cumulative distribution of the wage gap between host and origin countries noted F P h ( D w ) ( F P l ( D w ) ).

Based on current revenue and spending trends, the HTF faces a cumulative shortfall of roughly $169 billion over the next ten years.