Sentences with phrase «operated at a deficit»

Biznik is operating at a deficit — revenue from membership and advertising is not covering the slimmest fixed expenses.

Dana's primary point is that places like Boulder, CO (Chef Ann Cooper's current district) and Berkeley, CA (Chef Ann's former district) use outside and / or community - raised funding to bring about change, and her own San Francisco district operates at a deficit that's grudgingly paid by the school board.

The indoor pool center has operated at a deficit since it opened 12 years ago.

«We know we can not continue to operate at a deficit, but we think that we're putting the right pieces in places to work towards eliminating that deficit,» Walsh said

«We know we can not continue to operate at a deficit, but we think that we're putting the right pieces in places to work towards eliminating that deficit,» Walsh said in the interview.

Technically speaking, this would mean that adults need more sleep than children do, since we are already operating at a deficit in the secretion of growth hormone.

In Michigan, nearly 7 percent of all traditional school districts and charter school districts (57 of 843) were operating at a deficit at the end of the 2013 — 14 fiscal year.

In a financial overview to members last May, the union treasurer, Arlene Inouye, wrote that the union has been operating at a deficit for seven of the last 10 years, partly due to a drop in membership of 10,000 members since 2007.

The board of directors of Lycée Français de la Nouvelle Orléans voted Monday to cut more than $ 200,000 from the charter school's 2012 - 13 budget, after members learned the school was operating at a deficit of $ 85,000.

The majority of Vermont's school meal programs are operating at a deficit each year.

Not exact matches

According to its quarterly report, MassRoots made $ 93,385 in revenue in 2016, is operating at a $ 2.6 million net loss, and its accumulated deficit is $ 14.5 million.

These annual surpluses are to balance the Operating Account, which posted a cumulative deficit of $ 8.6 billion at the end of 2011 - 12.

A recent report also forecasted that nearly 150 oil platforms in the North Sea are scheduled to be decommissioned by 2026, as one in seven barrels there are produced at a loss, and around half of the 22 companies in the area are currently operating with significant deficits.

A government operating such a deficit at a time when an increasing share of the nation's debt is held by foreigners is effectively concealing from the public the real nature of future burdens.

Also at the hearing, the county comptroller's office released a fact sheet showing there was a $ 48.9 million budget deficit for 2017, according to preliminary unaudited results from Nassau's five primary operating funds.

Paterson and the Legislature's Democratic leaders are at least $ 1.2 billion apart on closing a projected $ 9 billion - plus budget deficit — assuming the governor backs Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch's controversial plan to borrow $ 2 billion for operating expenses.

This deficit can be divided into two parts: the bit that disappears once growth recovers and the economy is once again operating at its long - term trend, and the bit that remains even once the recession is a distant memory.

What the government has promised to do is cut the nation's structural deficit - the public sector spending deficit that exists even when the economy is operating at its full potential.

At a time when NYCHA's waiting list is 270,000 families deep, and it faces hundred million dollar operating deficits, the comptroller slammed the situation as unacceptable.

Auditors found the town's year - end fund balance for its major operating funds had a combined $ 2.2 million deficit at the end of 2012.

If you're getting optimal sleep, getting optimal rest, are operating at a moderate caloric deficit, have no other outside factors prohibiting progress, and you're still stalling?

The operating deficit, projected at $ 333 million for 2017 — 18, could exceed half a billion dollars by 2019 — 20 (see Figure 2).

Many CMOs utilize a model where new schools operate with a deficit for two to four years until the schools reach full enrollment capacity, at which point the schools will generate operating «surpluses» at the site level.

This year's UTLA operating deficit was estimated at $ 1.5 million, fueled in large part by increased costs for staff retiree health benefits.

During the quarter, the levity of strong operating results seemed at times to be exerting a weaker pull than the force of «macro» fears (e.g., solvency of European banks, deficit concerns, unemployment).

At the same time that Cooper Union decided not to try to sell the site, it borrowed $ 175 million, using the Chrysler site as collateral, to build a new engineering and art building and «to meet future operating deficits,» as the school acknowledged in court papers seeking permission for the loan.

According to Cooper Union's president, Jamshed Bharucha, it currently operates at a $ 12 million annual deficit.

According to the president, Jamshed Bharucha, the school currently operates at a $ 12 million annual deficit.