Sentence examples for lead to a deficit from inspiring English sources

These impairments may lead to a deficit in recognizing helping intentions of others.

Making 22 episodes of a series can lead to a deficit as high as $15 million before the show is sold to syndication.

While he did not indicate exactly how much the growth estimate would be cut or what the deficit would be, he did say a drop in growth of six-tenths of a percentage point would lead to a deficit of 3.75percentt of gross domestic product.

If those claims were effectively implemented, it would lower the balance over time and possibly lead to a deficit.

However, residency programmes tend to be tilted towards an almost purely clinical approach, which can lead to a deficit in research education.

The Republican Party, he said, should not focus on economics to the detriment of the fight to make abortion unavailable, saying that would lead to "a deficit of the heart and soul".

He said that broken pledges had led to "a deficit of trust that can only be repaired by demonstrating we are a different company from the past".

The advent of an Obama administration led to a "deficit of trust" between the White House and the Pentagon, the US's former top commander in Afghanistan claims in a new book.

Jeffrey Franks, head of the I.M.F.'s negotiating team, told reporters in Bucharest that the budget approved in December would have led to a deficit of about 9percentt of gross domestic product, Bloomberg News reported.

The disturbance in the balance between sediment transport carried out by the sea and the sediment supply performed by rivers has led to a deficit in the sediment budget.

This led to a deficit in fodder units in the western region of the eastern rangeland, estimated to be about 285 feeder units per hectare per year for feeding a total of 908,199 head of sheep, camels and goats (BELCSS 2005).