Sentence examples for given the deficit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Davis has not yet proposed tax increases, but given the deficit magnitude, they appear inevitable.

"At the moment, everybody understands that given that the lack of housing, given the lack of school space, given the deficit in the operating budget, it is just not practical this year to go and build stadiums," Mr. Bloomberg said.

For example, on Dec. 14, 1960, before Kennedy was inaugurated, Senator Harry F. Byrd Sr., Democrat of Virginia and chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee, warned Kennedy against even thinking about a big tax cut, given the deficit situation.

If you think it's economically suicidal (given the deficit), geographically short-sighted (given the northern ghost towns) or socially unfair (given the huge job losses and sense of displacement in places still waiting for what comes next), then you're an "ardent nationalist".

But given the deficit and the political disarray in Washington, there are no guarantees.

"At the moment, everybody understands given the lack of housing, given the lack of school space, given the deficit in the operating budget it is just not practical this year to go and to build new stadiums," Bloomberg told the Associated Press.

Like most mainstream economists, he believes the administration's tax cut proposals are too large, given the deficits they would create.

Given the deficits in both Britain and America, it seems unlikely that any cyclical rebound will be strong enough to bring the budget back to balance.

"What I mean is that given the deficits we're already in, you can't keep doing tax cuts like this -- you can't keep cutting your revenue base -- without it inevitably leading to sharp budget cuts".

Given the deficits that we observed in synaptic plasticity and CREB phosphorylation, we wanted to test the performance of the Per2-mutant mice on learned behavioural tasks.

Given the deficits in eyeblink conditioning shown by Nicolson et al. (2002) and Coffin et al. (2005) we expected to have been able to distinguish between these possibilities.