Sentences with phrase «deeper than last month»

Posting a loss of -4.0 percent, which is deeper than last month's yearly loss of -3.8 percent, it's not exhibiting any sign of finding a foothold for recovery like the other geographies.

Not exact matches

The New York - based firm already decided to cut its fixed - income business deeper than a typical annual push to eliminate underperformers, a person briefed on the matter said last month.

The Democrats will lose control of the Senate in January because of heavy losses in midterm elections last month and will go deeper into a House minority than at any time since 1928.

We need each other more than ever, and the lines that divided us over these last few months can not be allowed to grow deeper.

The guy kept our season afloat for the first 4 months with his goals, scored the goal to secure UCL group stages, scored both semi-final goals to take us to FA cup final, is the club's top scorer, has been involved in more goals + assists than anyone in the PL, scored more goals than the media's fave Costa from a deeper, wider position, plays every second of every game as if it was his last, is always smiling, helped instill a hungrier work ethic in the team — all in a first season.

«While George Osborne's deep cuts and tax rises have now started to kick in these disappointing figures show the Government actually borrowed more in the first two months of this year than the first two months of last year.

Although there may now at least be one blue patch on the political map of Scotland, the fact that the party's share of the vote was even lower last month, at 16.7 %, than it was 13 years ago, is a cause for deep concern.

But Democrats have less certain pickups than you might assume following the party's deep losses last month and face difficult odds in the redistricting process.

But the Liberals announced in their fiscal update last month that they inherited federal books from the Conservatives that will drive the country billions of dollars deeper in the hole than expected, raising doubts they will meet all their fiscal goals without changing some of their plans.

Now a much - discussed report by the inspector general of the Department of Interior shows how officials in the Obama White House were responsible for a last - minute change in the language of a document on deep - water drilling safety that formed the basis for President Obama's controversial decision in June to enact a six - month deep - water drilling moratorium (the move was more politically harmful than economically damaging, in the end).