Sentence examples for uncontrollable deficit from inspiring English sources
Smoke-and-mirror budgets, financial sleight of hand and an uncontrollable deficit may lead to the county's complete fiscal meltdown.
But an impressive leader and a beguiling new name to replace Monitor and the NHS Trust Development Authority are scant comfort in the face of the growing and apparently uncontrollable deficit.
Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, warned bluntly last week about a trend toward uncontrollable deficits and disparaged as premature the White House arguments that the economy needs a fiscal stimulus.
Oil, gold and other currencies have eclipsed the value of the dollar in recent weeks on growing fears that the United States is running up uncontrollable deficits, and that the recovery in the American economy will lag growth in Asian markets.
It methodically details the well-publicized problems — loss of coordination, cognitive deficits, uncontrollable rages — that forced the N.F.L. to issue new rules this season limiting players with head injuries from returning to the field.
It has followed the demands of the fiscal consolidation fantasists to the letter – only to dig itself deeper into recession, deficit and uncontrollable debt.
Importantly, the learned helplessness model has: 1) construct validity (uncontrollable stressful events precipitate the deficit), 2) predictive validity (improved response after antidepressant treatment), and 3) face validity (equated with the helplessness experienced by humans with MDD).
Bodyweight management of children with PWS has proven to be extraordinarily difficult as they have a low muscle tone that tends to result in less physical activity than normal, a chronic and uncontrollable feeling of hunger, and a deficit of satiety that drives their constant food-craving behavior.
In contrast, according to a functional account, pessimistic beliefs and motivational deficits are consequences rather than causes of performance deficits that occur when people are confronted with uncontrollable failure: Experimental evidence shows that generalized pessimistic control beliefs typically occur after, not before, people develop symptoms of helplessness and depression.
Children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) find it hard to concentrate and can be wild and uncontrollable both at home and at school.
