Sentence examples for larger fiscal from inspiring English sources

Brian Gardner, an analyst at financial firm Keefe Bruyette & Woods, said a limited deal would likely be struck to avert the fiscal cliff, with larger fiscal issues pushed into 2013.

Senate Republicans have suggested in recent days that a "mini-deal" be struck, which would allow the government to get past the Aug. 2 deadline but leave the larger fiscal choices to be thrashed out in the 2012 election.

And reflecting larger fiscal realities, the department's request for FY 2012, submitted in February and still pending before Congress, was scaled back substantially, although still a robust 25% increase.

"Any deal for Greece will involve a much larger fiscal adjustment than the one on which Greeks voted today.

Wetherell said that the final Commission report would reveal a larger fiscal hole than widely believed.

That's why we advocated a larger fiscal program than the one that passed.

The number must be even larger today.

But the scale is larger today.

The desperation and creative imperative looms even larger today.

He bought the larger 1979 Beechcraft Bonanza in 2002.

These numbers are likely much larger today.