Sentence examples for running at a deficit from inspiring English sources

The hospital, which is running at a deficit of $7 million to $10 million a month, has spent nearly all that money, and with Albany deep in its own financial trouble, more state money is unlikely, people close to the process said on Thursday.

Acromas's combined pension funds are currently running at a deficit of £146.3m.

Warner Brothers has said that the show was still running at a deficit through its first six seasons.

But by the time I handed the department on, in 2008, it had, through some miraculous financial alchemy, been running at a deficit for some years.

Mr. Wein, a leading jazz presenter, said the band's performances were running at a deficit and that Mr. Harth needed to find places to cut costs.

And that was where the matter stood, more or less, until the early 1970s, when the museum was running at a deficit, and its director, Thomas Hoving, asked the city for permission to charge general admission daily.

Arts institutions run at a deficit".

hospitals ran at a deficit, a spokesman said.

"No organization can run at a deficit indefinitely".

"All the rest struggle to meet their budgetary needs and run at a deficit," he said.

A smaller portion of the trade balance, the service sector, usually runs at a deficit because large numbers of Japanese travel and spend money abroad.