Sentence examples for time deficit of from inspiring English sources

Although he won his heat by seven seconds in a time of 4 min 21.6 s, he was the ninth fastest overall, so he missed the final by one position with a time deficit of 0.5 s.

Four years ago at Brentford, a young England A came back from a half-time deficit of 26-6 to almost pip Australia, going down 26-22.

Only five teams in the last 50 years had successfully recovered from a half-time deficit of 24 points or greater, while 485 others had failed.

The fly-half was named man of the match after Leinster overturned a half-time deficit of 22-6 to win 33-22.

No team has ever come back from a half-time deficit of 14 points or more to win a World Cup match, but Samoa centre Perez, who had looked their most potent threat, finally got his side on the board when he went over in the corner after a fast break.

Despite Andy Schleck's improvement on general classification (in terms of time deficit to Alberto Contador), there was still always a feeling that Contador was riding within himself.

Do you have symptoms of "Time Deficit Disorder"?

For the third year in a row, the state faces a serious budget shortfall, this time a deficit of about $1.2 billion in a $13.5 billion budget for the fiscal year ending June 30.

Over time, deficits in speed of thought and memory can become major contributors to feeling lost, particularly if we look back on a time when those abilities were so much sharper than they are now.

This was more than five times the deficit of $185,000 in the fourth quarter of last year.

It is expected to bring in $3.404 trillion in revenue during that time, leaving a deficit of $559 billion.