Sentence examples for problem of deficient from inspiring English sources

It is to fix the problem of deficient demand not by attempting to further loosen monetary conditions, but by boosting public spending.

But given the fundamental problem of deficient demand still facing the world economy, a recovery in trade is likely to be some time coming.

Harking back to Keynes and Alvin Hansen, one of the early American Keynesians, Summers warns that modern economies face a chronic problem of deficient demand, or excessive saving (to economists, saving and demand are two sides of the same coin), which, absent some vigorous policy actions, will hold them back permanently.

If it persists, as seems likely, it will throw the problem of deficient global demand back to America.An unsatisfying implication of the literature on the saving glut is that it paints America as a tragic victim of forces beyond its control (though some of the authors insist this is not their belief).

The problem of deficient information at the time of prescription must be acknowledged and the information situation must be improved, both at hospitals and at the health centers.

However, recent studies have investigated the efficacy of revision TAA (Espinosa and Wirth 2013, Hintermann et al. 2013, Zgonis 2013) but most of them have not specifically addressed the problem of deficient bone stock.

Despite the problems of deficient demand in the debt-ridden European Union and still underspending consumers in the United States, investors certainly appear to believe in Asia's rebounding economic cycle.

With problems of deficient cell growth and/or unusual appearance, the problem may lie with the cells, the growth medium, the growth environment or some combination of these.

In this paper, it evaluates the upper and lower bounds on the eigenvalues of the standard eigenvalue problem of structures subject to severely deficient information about the structural parameters.

Lax verification of payrolls aggravates the problem; and deficient accounting masks it.

This leads to considerable shortening of the replanted leg and to a reduction in function, aside from the cosmetic problem of a scarred and muscle-deficient extremity.