Sentence examples for omitting the deficit from inspiring English sources
Chancellor George Osborne said omitting the deficit was "extraordinary".
They omit the states' deficits and also most of the cost of fertiliser and fuel subsidies (which all told add another 3.5% of GDP).
On average, a Republican in the White House has meant a shift of -1.9% of GDP in the government's budget balance (i.e., towards smaller surpluses or bigger deficits), while a Dem has meant a 1.5% improvement in the budget position (or 1.8%, if you start in 1949, thereby omitting the huge World War II deficit).
Negative controls included omitting the primary antibody.
Mr Miliband came under fire from his political opponents and from some within his own party for omitting any mention of the deficit from his keynote conference speech in September - which he delivered by memory without autocue or notes.
It omitted the word "reasonably".
He omitted the word "execute".
However, the chamber omits the donors' names.
The Sec. omitted the obvious conclusions.
(never omit the exclamation point) and google.
