Sentence examples for fiscal projections from inspiring English sources

Some background: Long-term fiscal projections for the United States paint a grim picture.

First, fiscal projections are notoriously unreliable, as the Treasury itself admits.

In particular, the fiscal projections rest on very optimistic assumptions for revenues from tax avoidance measures and savings from the welfare budget.

Even if the most optimistic fiscal projections prove true, the surplus will be gone within 20 years, leaving the government -- and, by extension, taxpayers -- facing intense financial pressure.

But Democrats have their own issues; including defending their use of some of the same questionable fiscal projections relied on by the White House.

To deflect such perceptions, Mr. Gore included in his glossy, 191-page plan a pledge to set aside $300 billion as a hedge against overly optimistic fiscal projections.

Given the recent tax hike and sequester cuts, my guess is that this June's Alternative Fiscal Projection will look better, that the fiscal gap will fall to $200 trillion, and that we'll be short, on an ongoing basis, not 12percentt of GDP, but 11percentt of GDP.

In a new fiscal projection, Fitch said at least $3.5 trillion of additional deficit reduction measures will be required to stabilize the federal debt held by the public at around 90percentt of gross domestic product in the latter half of the current decade.

The Oracle Corporation has lowered its financial projections for its fiscal second quarter, which ends in two weeks.

Stockton faces a deficit of $20 million to $38 million the next fiscal year, which begins this summer, and financial projections anticipate similarly large shortfalls for the following two fiscal years.

In 2013, that number rose to over 30,000 and this fiscal year, we've already seen 47,000 youth cross into the United States, a number that threatens to topple the already astronomical fiscal year projection of 60,000 apprehensions before September 30 of this year.