Sentence examples for widening deficit from inspiring English sources

He warned that Britain's traditional surplus on manufacturing trade had been translated into a widening deficit.

South Korea has a trade surplus with China, but it coincides with a widening deficit versus Japan (see chart).

The widening deficit also underscores the standing of China as Asia's manufacturing powerhouse, a role once played by Japan.

In the expectation of a widening deficit, Fitch and Standard & Poor's have classified Brazil's sovereign debt as junk.

Rumours are rife of another cut in pensions to help plug a widening deficit at IKA, the biggest social-security fund.

Although Republicans in Congress who have opposed foreign aid are likely to support the president's proposal, they may try to trim it to control the widening deficit.

Ideally, Congress should quickly pass a balanced fiscal stimulus bill aiding those who need help most without widening deficits in the years ahead.

Most private employers pay 5-105-10%salary into pensions, with many large companies struggling to cope with widening deficits in their schemes.

But even German officials, who have been wary of the risk of inflation posed by widening deficits on both sides of the Atlantic, agreed in London that it was still too early to withdraw government support of the financial system.

In conclusion, it provides a clear indictment of the government's response and a dire forecast: "The 'austerity' response to the widening deficits, rising inflation, falling rupee and worsening debt burden can "end India's growth story".

Europe's leaders braced their nations for a turbulent year, with their beleaguered economies facing a threat on two fronts: widening deficits that force more borrowing but increasing austerity measures that put growth further out of reach.