Sentence examples for running a balance from inspiring English sources

Is it a problem that the UK is running a balance of payments deficit worth 6% of GDP, bigger than ever before in peacetime?

There has been no "march of the makers", as witnessed by the fact that manufacturing output is still almost 10% below where it was when the Great Recession began in 2008, and the UK is running a balance of payments deficit unmatched in its peacetime history.

Running a balance on a credit card these days can be more costly.

The country is running a balance of payments deficit of about $100 million per day; IMF funds offer Brazil a bridge toward a solution of its financial problems.

By getting into bed with more sluggish economies in southern Europe, Germany adopted a much weaker currency than would otherwise have been the case - as one of the very few countries in the world running a balance of payments surplus, the deutschmark would have been a great deal stronger than the euro.

This also ties into the rules on maintenance, which is the fourth problem: in our experience most unfunded entrepreneurs are unlikely to be running a balance of £2,800 for 90 days prior to an application, although it might be realistic for this to be the case after funding.

I run a balance, but I think twice about it.

While Germany runs a balance of payment surplus of 7% of gross domestic product and the Netherlands even of 10%, Britain runs a deficit of 4%.

(I don't run a balance on either card and have never taken a cash advance on any credit card, either personal or business).

At $70 a barrel, the economy will contract by at least 3% in 2015, the country will run a balance of payments deficit and the government's finances will spin out of control.

If you run a balance, the interest can accumulate quicker than mosquitoes on a swamp in summer twilight.