Sentence examples for hardly a deficit from inspiring English sources
But for Woods, a two-stroke deficit is hardly a deficit at all.
However, the present findings could be hardly explained by a deficit in ToM since, if this was the case, one would expect to find a more severe difficulty with tasks in which self-other attribution is explicitly required, as on the Source Memory task.
Deficits over the next 75 years, the planning horizon for the program, will equal less than 2percentt of total payrolls -- hardly a catastrophic shortfall.
Their most audacious move of all though has been to turn the clearly unattainable economic outcomes (hardly a dent in the deficit, spiralling national debt, flatlining productivity etc) of this ideological coup into unassailable truths; the hard choices Michael speaks of as gospel are nothing of the sort, they've been presented to us as such.
We hear endless talk in Washington about belt-tightening and deficit reduction, but hardly a word about whether the $161 billion being spent this year to fight unnecessary wars of choice in Afghanistan and Iraq might be better spent helping embattled Americans here at home.
The pension plan has a deficit of about $42 million, according to Laidlaw's most recent filings -- hardly enough to swamp the pension insurance agency.
Of course, given federal and state budget deficits, this is hardly a good time to be lobbying for more money, though advocates hope that the prospect of long-term savings will prove persuasive.
WHAT a difference a deficit makes.
It is a deficit that McGraw concedes.
