Sentence examples for find deficit from inspiring English sources
And as Martin Wolf points out in today's FT, austerity measures tend to slow the economy so that even a determined government can find deficit reduction is a case of two steps forward, one step back.The fast nature of such crises means I think one needs to be cautious about the analysis of one of our regular commentators, bamps, on a recent post.
So in another three to four years, they'll find deficit management very difficult.
"As demonstrated by the action we took to replace the sequester, we recognize there are better ways to find deficit reduction," said the spokesman, Brendan Buck.
The next president will no doubt find deficits at 7% or more of GDP sobering enough.
Mark Mapstone says, "In general, I think that if one looks hard enough it's possible to find deficits in many people, presumptively cognitively normal or otherwise.
We did not find deficits in memory function in surgical participants in comparison to a non-surgical control group with a history of medication resistant epilepsy.
If this were the case, we should find deficits on rapid serial naming in most children with LI, regardless of their literacy skills.
Two separate cross-sectional studies of Bangladeshi children, one in 10-year-old children (Wasserman et al. 2004) and the second in 6-year-old children (Wasserman et al. 2007), find deficits in visual motor functioning associated with As exposure.
Likewise in rats, tests of nonmatching (Shaw & Aggleton, 1993) and spontaneous object recognition (Ennaceur et al., 1997; Bussey et al., 2000b; Clark et al., 2000; Easton et al., 2009) again fail to find deficits after fornix lesions.
In the DFPQ scheduler in each service round, the nrtPS queue is served first until its assigned bandwidth finds deficit, and then the BE service flow queue gets a chance to be served.
A follow up report, Lost for Words, published last November, found deficits in foreign language skills within the government threatened the UK's future security and capacity for global influence.
