Sentence examples for unexpected deficit from inspiring English sources
The wider-than-expected use of E-ZPass in much of the New York region has increased expenses beyond the amount forecast, contributing to the unexpected deficit.
LONDON — The British government's finances veered further off track in July after higher spending and a shortfall in corporate tax revenue led to an unexpected deficit in a month that normally brings strong tax receipts.
Conservatives don't like the extent to which we're taxing our way to temporary fiscal stability (some of the unexpected deficit reduction reflected high-income tax filers paying extra for 2012 to avoid higher rates for 2013), while liberals have reason to fret that the White House's "fiscal cliff" strategy squandered an important opportunity to raise upper-income taxes even more.
Dyslexia involves an unexpected deficit in the development of reading skills whereas SLI refers to an impairment in the acquisition of oral language (Pennington and Bishop 2009).
Specific language impairment (SLI) is an unexpected deficit in the acquisition of language skills and affects between 5 and 8% of pre-school children.
Dyslexics show unexpected deficits on reading performance that are not predicted from overall IQ [ 8].
Thomas H. Kean, the governor who preceded Mr. Florio, said he, too, was forced to raise taxes when he assumed office and found an unexpected budget deficit.
HARTFORD — In the second hectic and contentious year of Dannel P. Malloy's tenure as governor, Connecticut lawmakers will race the clock on Wednesday to conclude a legislative session characterized by efforts to bridge an unexpected budget deficit, pass Democratic social legislation and address the nation's largest achievement gap between schools in rich and poor neighborhoods.
23Evidence for such an offset comes from Poterba (1994) who finds that in the 1988–1992 period offsetting state tax responses to unexpected negative deficit shocks were proportional to the magnitude of the shock.
Finally, we observed an unexpected significant deficit of melanoma among people with giant cell arteritis.
The resection continued until either the epileptogenic zone was removed or the onset of unexpected neurological deficits occurred.
