Of greater concern, he said, was the impression that deficit-reduction targets would be missed.
Peterson tried to amplify the impression of an anti-deficit groundswell through a kind of three-card monte in which he funds many different shell organizations staffed by the same people and delivering the same message.
While we can read this as an accurate impression of our attention-deficit-heavy modern news cycle, we might remember that the wealthy get to continue their fame far longer than a simple brief burst.
It is not adequate to rely on test norms or clinical impression to identify neurodevelopmental deficits; a sizeable comparison group from a similar socio-economic background should always be included in a study.
Just a thought: if you follow the pundit discussion of matters fiscal, you get the definite impression that some kinds of deficit reduction are considered "serious", while others are not.
We usually talk about exports alongside its opposite number, imports, and since the United States buys much more than it sells – our "trade deficit" — the general impression is that foreign trade is a drag on the economy.
But I've been troubled by reporting that focuses almost exclusively on European debts and deficits, conveying the impression that it's all about government profligacy — and feeding into the narrative of our own deficit hawks, who want to slash spending even in the face of mass unemployment, and hold Greece up as an object lesson of what will happen if we don't.
Mr. Plosser warned that additional action could hurt the Fed's credibility and create the impression that the Fed was trying to "monetize" the deficit by printing money.
For a few years, however, talk of privatization will give the impression that the administration is doing something about the deficit.
In general, the different professionals appear to have a similar impression of the disorder as represented by the social deficits, communication difficulties and restricted interests demonstrated by children with Autism.
