Sentences with phrase «big deficit»

That's why so many school systems run big deficits.

However, it was far too big a deficit and we were still 16 laps back, finishing ninth.

During the entire operation the money supply would remain exactly the same, no matter how big the deficit (as long as someone is willing to lend the treasury money).

The two leads, however, are among this films biggest deficits.

The new government may be prepared to run bigger deficits than stated in the platform.

Redirecting payroll tax funds to private accounts would create an even bigger deficit in the short and medium - term.

«You knew, given the continued input of big deficit spending that things would go to pot, but nobody could predict the time of collapse with any confidence.

We question why this big of an increase this year, when we are cash - strapped and moving on to an even bigger deficit next year, and what is the criteria CPS is using to make decisions around charter expansion?

Fortunately for the Nets, they collected an amazing 84 offensive boards in the first four games and overcame big deficits to win Games 1 and 4.

Why don't we want bigger deficits, monetize the debt, stow it away on the Fed balance sheet?

By seemingly dropping the goal of a 27 % debt to GDP ratio at the end of the mandate, the government has given itself some wiggle room to run bigger deficits over the next two or three years.

Mortgage rates follow the path of the benchmark 10 - year U.S. Treasury note TMUBMUSD10Y, -0.63 %, which has been under pressure this year as investors expect a faster pace of inflation, which would erode the value of existing bonds, and more borrowing by the U.S. government to patch big deficits.

After 15 matches being played in the league, this is all a bit premature as it is not as if any club has clawed back a much bigger deficit in the past — Manchester United overcoming Newcastle United's lead in the 1990's for instance.

Far from irresponsible spending, Labour biggest deficit before the crash was 3.3 % of GDP.

In an era of big deficits and budget - squeezing sequestration, for example, Bechtel has managed to grow its government business by helping weapons facilities save money.

From now on, we will be tracking the monthly and cumulative fiscal numbers to see how big those deficits could be and what they mean for the government's goal of a stable debt to GDP ratio

If you are right about secular stagnation, the nations of the world need their governments to run bigger deficits, at least for now and maybe indefinitely.

As for the reasons for higher rates, respondents give almost equal weight to all the major factors: the fed, higher inflation concerns, faster growth and bigger deficits.

«Because plans are in a big deficit position now, some companies are really counting on interest rates to go up,» he says.

«To whatever extent anyone believes that the US has the advantage in a trade war because it has a big deficit (so it has more to gain) one could say the same for China in a capital war because it has the bigger deficit,» he wrote.

In addition, they argued, the curve will likely steepen as the U.S. government runs a bigger deficit and issues more debt, they said.

Chart: Ontario will register the biggest deficit per capita, while Newfoundland will see a similarly sized surplus.

For all the talk of fostering superclusters and creating new companies, it should be noted that there's very little in the way of new financial resources to back that up in the budget — despite the big deficits.

In short, tax reform should exert some upward pressure on Treasury yields in the short to medium term as a result of somewhat faster growth and a bigger deficit.

And some officials worried that bigger deficits could pose a down side risk to the economy.

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For now, I don't expect the Liberals to give up on their plans before they even give them a try — even if that means bigger deficits.

It's a different agenda from the carbon taxes, big deficits and pipeline follies of the NDP government.»

Austin Brown kept them alive on Sunday Night, as they fell victim to big deficits a couple different times, and his 3ball shot them right back into the Game.

It isn't too late for the Huskers to pull it together and make a run to win their division, but a) their performance to date doesn't suggest that is likely, and b) if that happens, I'll have a hard time believing it was because they overcame a big deficit once the other team's starting quarterback got hurt.

Wenger said, «It's very unusual because we have a big deficit between chances created and the number of goals we've scored.

Miami had just come all the way back from a big deficit, and the Knicks needed to get the ball to Anthony to respond.

This is Dallas» biggest deficit of the entire season.

The big deficit almost relaxed them..

They played a really solid Game and battled back from a big deficit to force OT.

like you're saying — would you rather climb out of a big deficit because you sat your only star for a big chunk of minutes, or would you rather stay close all game and potentially have to play the last minute or two without your star if he maybe fouls out?

Labour have only been out of power for two years, having left Britain with the biggest deficit in the OECD, and yet YouGov polling throughout the early half of May 2012 have put Labour between nine and thirteen points ahead of the Conservatives, giving Labour a more than comfortable majority at the next General Election.

«We started with a big deficit.

So let me be clear, in tough times — when there is less money around and a big deficit to get down — there will be no blank cheque from me as a Labour Chancellor for this project or for any project.

«It's just too big a deficit.»

«It's just too big a deficit, and the choice of cutting education or cutting health care I don't think is a place anyone wants to go to this year.

Labour have changed us from country in surplus to the biggest deficit in our history.

He was at the Treasury when they loaded PFI off balance sheet, and took a strong position of falling debt in 1997, built up the biggest deficit in the G7 before the crisis, and left Britain with the worst deficit in our peacetime history.»

«If governments don't tackle deficits, the bill is footed by taxpayers, who fear that big deficits mean big taxes, both of which reduce confidence, investment and purchasing power...

«You can't possibly get anywhere near you want to be on education and health care unless you raise revenue; it's just too big a deficit,» Cuomo said.

The Democratic governor and Republican legislative leaders can't agree on how to fix Pennsylvania's big deficit.

«It's just too big a deficit and the choice of cutting education or cutting health care, I don't think is a place anyone wants to go this year,» Cuomo said in his budget address Tuesday.