Sentence examples for structural deficits from inspiring English sources

He is a co-author of "Structurally Unsound: Cyclical and Structural Deficits in California and the Intermountain West," a co-production of Brookings Mountain West and the Morrison Institute for Public Policy at Arizona State University.

Lawmakers are beginning to call their surpluses "structural," prosperity's antithesis to the structural deficits of much of the 1900's.

The Germans have adopted a deficit brake, which places a constitutional limit on both federal and local structural deficits.

Other countries, such as Britain, with gaping structural deficits reasonably feared a similar fate.

Health-care costs, not public workers, are the main driver of structural deficits.

And, um, aren't our structural deficits largely the result of his brother's policies?

report is confirmation that the Bush administration has locked us into long-term structural deficits that will take some very tough decisions to wipe out".

These structural deficits, which states must address, make it harder for them to meet their responsibilities each year.

More worryingly, structural deficits have also increased again in both emerging-market and developing world economies since 2011.

First, states have big fiscal problems: pensions (in the long term) and structural deficits (oh, right about now).

Heading into the current downturn, almost half of states faced structural deficits as non-discretionary spending outpaced revenue growth.