Sentence examples for projected imbalance from inspiring English sources

More substantively, Walker's two-year budget virtually eliminated Wisconsin's structural deficit — the customary projected imbalance between spending and tax revenue.

That alone would have reduced the projected imbalance in Social Security by 10%. .

So what can the nation do about a projected imbalance between expenditures and revenues that may push the publicly held debt, which is now a staggering $11.9 trillion or 75percentt of GDP, to more than 100percentt of GDP in the coming decades?

The projected imbalances between different specialities will have serious implications for patient care".

Citing a recent report by the Medicare trustees, David M. Walker, who as comptroller general heads the accounting office, noted, "Medicare in its current condition, with no prescription drug benefit, already faces a huge projected financial imbalance that has worsened significantly in the past year".

However, there was broad consensus among respondents at all levels of the system that increased funds for specific health programs have brought major new challenges in coordination of externally-funded projects, imbalances within health system, and loss of key personnel to vertically funded NGOs.

And, according to the U.S. Labor Department forecasts, this supply and demand imbalance is projected to grow, so that by 2022, only 23percentt of jobs will require a degree.

From the energy supplier in the project, the imbalance signal of a nearby wind turbine was fed into the system, scaled to this response range.

Unfortunately, when the going gets tough, too many of us project our own imbalances out onto our partner and end up lashing out by blaming and judging them or withdrawing our caring.

The projected technique works on binary-class/multi-class imbalanced Big Data sets in the organization to recommended LVH.

The South-to-North Water Diversion Project, which began in 2002, is not scheduled for completion until around 2050, and is projected to cost $59 billion, to spread pollution, and to cause water imbalance in China's longest river.