Sentence examples for manageable deficit from inspiring English sources

"It's a manageable deficit," Mr. Nussle said.

Hitchcock said he trusts the Yankees to cover such a manageable deficit, and Torre added that three runs would have provided the opportunity for victory.

Lewington added a third for London Irish before half-time but Hart's efforts with the boot either side of the interval allowed the home side to maintain a manageable deficit.

Instead of taking a manageable deficit into the locker room, however, the Vaqueros ran two more plays, the second of which resulted in a fumbled snap recovered by Pasadena's Khambrell Gomez with 3.9 seconds on the clock.

Other euro-zone members currently under market attack, like Italy and Spain, have manageable deficits.

The economy could deteriorate further, leaving him with a Clinton-like choice between manageable deficits and direct help for the middle class.

So on balance, we've had manageable deficits.

But it was one thing for the U.S. to tolerate manageable deficits with strategic partners like Germany and Japan after the war.

Later, Ahmad Bradshaw fumbled a kickoff, and a manageable 21-13 deficit ballooned to a stadium-emptying 28-13.

He talked of a manageable budget deficit of about $2 billion next year, although those figures do not assume any wage increases for city workers.

FOUR years of double-digit growth, soaring government revenues, low inflation and a manageable budget deficit might be cause for celebration in other countries.