Sentence examples for leave deficit from inspiring English sources

But the current condition of relative stagnation cannot be considered reason enough for a shock devaluation (as the crises of 1984 and 1997 were).That would leave deficit spending.

The deficits are expected to grow by an average of about $1 billion during each of the next two years, leaving deficits totaling $6.2 billion in 2009 and $7.9 billion in 2010.

Gardener said: "For various reasons, not enough was paid in, in the past, which is leaving deficits and the company [employer] has to pay.

Most analysts expect it to fail, which would leave the deficit for 1997 embarrassingly above 3%.

Even by Democratic estimates, the Senate plan would still leave a deficit of $566 billion in 2023, while adding $5.2 trillion to the federal debt over the next decade.

Rajoy blames the socialists, who had promised to leave the deficit at 6% of GDP last year, for Spain's current plight.

But that still would leave a deficit of nearly 3 percent of gross domestic product — reflecting just how large a share of the budget the debt costs are growing to be.

Therefore, if elected, you will: a) do nothing and leave growing deficits to your successor; b) cut benefits, eligibility or both, as President Bush tried; c) raise the payroll tax; or d) there is no d.

Such a shortfall will leave the budget deficit £23bn shy of where Osborne expected it to be in 2020.

That leaves a deficit of twenty-nine votes.

That left a deficit of $44 billion in September, down from a revised $46.5 billion gap in August.