Sentence examples for large financial deficit from inspiring English sources

The immediate problem was a huge shortfall of demand, as the private sector moved from large financial deficit to large financial surplus.

A spokeswoman for the university said: "Our proposals to restructure Classics are designed to address difficulties in student recruitment, a lower quartile research performance and a large financial deficit caused by these two factors.

This suggests that Europe's expansion is better balanced and therefore more sustainable than America's.History argues that the unusually large financial deficit of America's private sector should be a cause for concern.

Sacred Heart was initially on a list of 32 schools in New York City and upstate identified by the archdiocese last fall as "at risk" of being closed because of declining enrollment and a large financial deficit.

Marks, inheriting a large financial deficit from his predecessors, worked to restore the company's finances, concentrating on restoring ticket sales to sustainable levels.

The festival had accumulated a large financial deficit; this, and Wagner's deep artistic dissatisfaction, precluded the possibility of any repeat in the near future.

But critics are concerned that NHS patients would get a poor deal under the proposals, as foundation trusts with large financial deficits seek to take on more private work.

(PCO 7: Respiratory nursing service, Interviewee: Nursing manager) Against a backdrop of uncertainty due the impending reorganisation and, in some cases, large financial deficits, the PCOs in our study sought to marshal their resources to develop new services to meet the increasing needs of a population with long-term respiratory conditions.

If the Indian government further increases the scale of energy import, it would lead to even larger financial deficits and deepen the credit crisis of the government.

After skirting the worst of the global financial crisis, Indian leaders are facing perhaps an even greater challenge: reducing a large fiscal deficit while raising more money to develop the country.

A large fiscal deficit had arisen in the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I. Notwithstanding Buckingham's short lived campaigns against both Spain and France, there was little financial capacity for Charles to wage wars overseas.