Sentence examples for said a deficit from inspiring English sources

Leyonhjelm said "a deficit levy equals a tax increase.

Kezia Dugdale, the Scottish Labour leader, said a deficit of that scale would have forced an independent government in Edinburgh to make spending cuts five times greater than those recently imposed by the Conservative chancellor, George Osborne.

Now the IMF says a deficit of 4% of GDP is realistic; this month it released its latest $2.8 billion tranche.

Even after all realistic efficiency savings are made, Monitor says, a deficit of £1.6bn will remain in this section of the budget.

The protests came as the agency said a budget deficit was forcing it to cut cash payments to some of Gaza's poorest families.

But his successor, May W. Newburger, a Democrat, said a hidden $3 million deficit she found compelled higher taxes and took years to close.

But Representative Martin J. Walsh, a Dorchester Democrat and co-author of the new casino bill, said a $2 billion budget deficit might have changed some minds.

The company said a third-quarter deficit was probable.

It said a long-term deficit-reduction strategy was vital to the nation's financial health.

But no one has said that a deficit, whatever its magnitude, is bogus.

But he said such a deficit was tolerable during a period of sluggish growth, as a necessary byproduct of an effort to recharge the economy.