Sentence examples for will be a deficit from inspiring English sources

If it happens – and you never quite know in this mad world of financial flows – it will be a deficit crisis, but not a budget deficit crisis.

Since his starting point will be a deficit of at least $8 billion, he will have to raise taxes and/or cut spending not exactly a recipe for electoral success.

He is not understanding that there will be a deficit [in content] at a regional level that cannot be filled by his local plans as they don't deliver ubiquitous coverage".

There will be a deficit of electricity, however.

Intuitively, there will be a deficit of resources (a total request over C) if the price is too low and an excess if it is too high.

The expense of feeding the bulls will be a deficit to the farmer unless he realizes their potential for alternative energy by employing them in tilling the fields and hauling.

The administration claims there is a small surplus coming up, but I think there'll be a deficit of $25 billion, $50 billion.

In any case there will be a crucial deficit.

She will be a generic deficit hawk but, until recently, she spent nearly five years ducking over $480,000 in debts owed to creditors from that 2010 Senate campaign (which she lost by double digits).

"There will be a transportation deficit over the next few years, and knowing we don't have anything in the pipeline means we need to maximise on what we do have.

After that, we can talk, if we must: about letting Bush's tax cuts expire, or reforming health care, or about the money we could save by getting out of Iraq; or, for that matter, about whether there really is, or really will be, a federal deficit problem.