Sentence examples for sharp deficit from inspiring English sources

It lays the blame squarely at the president's feet ("borrowing from China for his spending," it says) despite sharp deficit growth under George W. Bush.

The statement calls for sharp deficit reductions "in all countries except those under a programme" to take place "by 2013 at the latest".

Mr. Rajoy has said he does not intend to worsen things with overly sharp deficit cuts, demanded by Brussels, that could push the economy further into a downward spiral.

Mr. Nauschnigg, who works for the Austrian central bank but was writing in a personal capacity, cites his country's experience in 1995 to 1999, when sharp deficit cuts were accompanied by a package of infrastructure investments.

Again in Britain, despite the coalition's emphasis on a debt crisis, people are less concerned about borrowing than those in other EU states which have yet to begin such a sharp deficit reduction programme.

The U.S. would likely need to commit to a sharp deficit reduction by government.

Pressing ahead with one of the sharpest deficit-reduction plans in the world.

Three coinciding events Greece's sharp budget deficit revisions from as low as 3.7% of GDP to 12.7% in October, the announcement of the beginning of the ECB's exit strategies and the Dubai default have triggered renewed risk aversion in the sovereign bond markets of developed countries.

The sharp decline in deficits means that the medium-term debt outlook is no longer remotely scary; indeed, even if you project out to 2030 it doesn't look too bad.

Yes, the economy is still weak and an immediate sharp cut in the deficit would be the wrong medicine.

That severely limits the city's ability to address the budget deficit without sharp cuts in public-safety services.