Sentence examples for total deficit of from inspiring English sources

After 14 years, the state had accumulated a total deficit of about $1 billion, she said.

The service is on course for a total deficit of £2bn this year, the biggest deficit in its history.

But United's four employee pension funds would have a total deficit of $7.5 billion if they were terminated, according to documents filed in bankruptcy court.

In 2006, projects that Congressional watchdogs broadly define as "pork" accounted for only $29 billion out of a total deficit of $248 billion.

For fiscal year 2008, President Bush asked Congress to authorize $2.9 trillion in spending, which meant a total deficit of about $240 billion.

America's pension funds now have a total deficit of about $400 billion -- a record -- and unless the rules governing pension financing are eased, many companies will have to start making large contributions to close the gap.

Germany had a current-account deficit of $7.0 billion in December, capping a total deficit for the year of almost $30 billion—50% more than in 1999.

Yet a quarter of its 566 constituent organisations are forecasting a total deficit this year of £950m.

Total deficit reduction of $2.4 trillion is less than the $4 trillion that bipartisan groups and political leaders had more or less agreed was necessary to put the debt on a meaningful downward path relative to GDP.

So when Obama says he's going to tax the rich to help pay for the health care initiative, it's specious reasoning because raising my taxes is for the total deficit, inclusive of more than $100 billion, annually now since 2003, for incremental defense.

That would lead to a total deficit reduction of nearly $1.6 trillion by 2032.