Sentence examples for recorded a deficit from inspiring English sources

At the end of the financial year in March, the trust recorded a deficit of £45.8m - and had to be bailed out by the taxpayer.

It showed that China's balance of payments had recorded a deficit in the second quarter, for the first time since 1998.

The Treasury Department said today that it recorded a deficit of $3.6 billion in May, but that the government is still on track to produce a record surplus for the entire year.

The news is a huge boost to the club, which recorded a deficit of £630,000 for the financial year to October 2013 and significant losses for the previous two years as well.

In 1877 the canal recorded a deficit of £1,920 and never subsequently made any profit.

Germany is expected to record a deficit of 2.8percentt in 2002 and 2.1percentt in 2003.

In 2002-03, the public sector will record a deficit of $8 billion, estimates Toronto-Dominion Bank.

In fiscal 2007, for example, the federal government spent $2,729 billion and took in $2,568 billion, recording a deficit of $161 billion.

With the Abbey, Ireland's national theater, below, recording a deficit from last year of more than $2 million, all members of its board and finance committee will resign, the Abbey's chairwoman, Eithne Healy, said in a statement.

Last month, RBS pleaded to be treated as a fully commercial business as it confirmed it was paying out £785m in bonuses despite recording a deficit of £2bn in 2011.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has pledged to return the budget to surplus by the financial year ending June 30 , 2013 after recording a deficit in the past financial year of 54.8 billion Australian dollars, or $58 billion, after expenditures to avoid a recession.