Sentence examples for swelling budget from inspiring English sources

The problem for Republicans is that swelling budget deficits are not a sufficient motivator for voters.

Ban's visit coincides with Ireland's worst recession since the 1930s, with a swelling budget deficit and rising unemployment.

Especially after Bouteflika's 2013 stroke rendered him nearly incapacitated, the top brass wielded considerable political influence and profited from a swelling budget and (often illicit) enrichment opportunities.

The rise in prices suggested that there were still buyers for Treasury debt, despite concern about swelling budget deficits and the weakness of the dollar.

[C9.] The Treasury will add sales of 5-year and 10-year securities beginning in August to help finance a swelling budget deficit.

With swelling budget shortfalls and a corporate sector still licking its wounds in New Jersey, financing for expanded research can only come from the federal government.

Its swelling military budget offered a hedge against China.

Another problem is fiscal policy, as slower growth is swelling governments' budget deficits.

The absence of Big Brother has given Allen an extra £9m to play with, swelling his budget to £21m.

The Mets want to maintain a payroll of about $93 million, and trading for Burnitz might make them better without swelling the budget.

Labor unions and some Democrats have called for more spending to create jobs — a course that runs headlong into worries about swelling federal budget deficits.