Sentences with phrase «deep deficit»

Although, it seems once they gain office that principle is forgotten; they either borrow us into staggering debt or spend us into deeper deficits.

As in 2016, gains in the price of bitcoin belie deep deficits in the cryptocurrency world.

First, the article points out that we've exhausted a fiscal response unless we plunge into even deeper deficits, which is always a possibility.

The state has the earliest budget deadline in the nation, but, like other states, is wrestling with deep deficits, weak revenues and unprecedented protests from advocates for the poor and middle class.

One proposed by the most conservative Republicans featured even sharper spending cuts and deeper deficit reduction.

As Michigan Radio has been reporting, some 50 public school districts across our state are facing deep deficits.

In response to a report from Diane Ravitch and Chester Finn that most American 17 - year - olds have deep deficits in historical knowledge, Benjamin Barber sardonically proposed a multiple - choice test for 47 - year - olds: his point was that both we and our teenage children would do well on items of immediate social, cultural, and economic relevance and poorly on the rest.

The Conservative government oversaw the country's slide into deep deficits at the height of the global financial crisis after an 11 - year string of surpluses, most of them racked up by the previous Liberal administration.

It highlights his deep deficit in the race, however, as he's fighting on what should be his turf both geographically and topically, rather than on Bill de Blasio's turf.

that's how big and deep the deficit this coming fiscal year will be....

«I just think that it is a sad commentary,» Mr. Paterson said, adding, «How much more foresighted would it have been if legislators from both parties put aside the politics, because once you get into recession or deep deficit, there is no politics?

The main federal fund for roads and bridges runs at a deep deficit.

As the state's long - building budget crisis deepened, the governor was steadfast in his opposition to new taxes or adding to the state's deep deficits.

Boston is joined by Phoenix and Los Angeles as having the deepest deficits in retention of locally - educated talent.