Sentence examples for with a growing deficit from inspiring English sources

But St John lives hand to mouth with a growing deficit of nearly £800,000.

The current central government is grappling with a growing deficit, shrinking economic growth and an increasingly dissatisfied voter base.

Pete Wilson, confronted with a growing deficit in 1991, his first year in office, followed the Reagan example and proposed a budget that combined spending cuts with tax hikes.

To cope with a growing deficit the president is set to propose a three-year freeze on some domestic spending programmes, as he trues to save some $20 billion in 2011.

LONDON — As the European debt crisis spreads from Greece to other troubled economies, one country burdened with a growing deficit, Britain, is preparing for an election that may produce no clear winner.

There is little desire to deal with a growing deficit, and everybody but Mr. Stroger wants to ditch his only true legacy, a 1-cent increase in the sales tax, raising it above a dime on the dollar.

While the hosts went on to trim a growing deficit to 3-1 with an impeccably directed drive from Darren Fletcher, that simply galvanised City.

The British Museum is to introduce cuts of £6 million ($8.8 million) to deal with its growing deficit.

Republicans announced in May that they were going to try to cut $30 billion from federal agencies' operating budgets in order to deal with the growing deficit.

Gov. Jeb Bush said he would call state lawmakers into a special session this fall to deal with a growing budget deficit.

For the rest of the decade, however, the country was faced with a growing fiscal deficit, high debt repayments on commercial borrowing, and dwindling international reserves.