Sentence examples for recurring deficits from inspiring English sources

Instead, the county's economic future is clouded by its recurring deficits and falling credit rating.

Recurring deficits and slumping polls dissuaded Mr. Gulotta from seeking re-election.

With tax investigations, disgruntled musicians and recurring deficits, the orchestra business may be forced to re-examine its strategies.

All health bodies in Scotland met their financial targets, but 10 out of 14 NHS boards have reported underlying recurring deficits, Scotland's spending watchdog has said.

Government borrowing, in order to finance recurring deficits or wars, is so substantial that budgetary policy has important effects on capital markets and on interest and credit generally.

At diners, firehouses, town squares and a crawfish festival, they promised swift, bold changes in a financial crisis marked by choking debt, recurring deficits and grim choices between cutting services and raising taxes.

This week, the Chillida family announced that the museum will close on 1 January because of the "recurring deficit due to the general economic crisis, which has risen to a level unsustainable for the private institution".

If UC Berkeley students ran the California Legislature, could they manage to make the tough choices needed to whittle away the state's massive, recurring budget deficits?

The debate came just three weeks before California voters go to the polls, after years of recurring budget deficits exacerbated by the recession and a collapse in the housing market.

Officials with the union that represents the bulk of the department's 9,100 deputies note that the agency is facing a chronic staff shortage and a recurring budget deficit.

To correct the city's recurring structural deficit, department heads have been asked to draft 2% budget-reduction scenarios.