Synonyms for deficits
deficits

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1. List of paraphrases for "deficits":

   deficit, shortfalls, underages, shortcomings, deficiencies, gaps, shortages, shortfall, failings

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1. Peter Hotez:

   Remember, it's not just the deaths. It's this terrible, disabling... long-lasting disabilities to the lung, to the vascular system, to the heart, to the brain, we're seeing long-term cognitive deficits. This is a terrible illness.

2. John Yarmuth:

   President Trump added nearly $ 2 trillion to our deficits with tax cuts for the wealthy and large corporations, and now it appears President Trump budget asks the American people to pay the price, with severe cuts to essential programs and services that would leave our nation less safe and secure, the Trump budget is as dangerous as it is predictable.

3. Melissa Kearney:

   The learning deficits are going to be so deep we don't know if they'll ever be able to overcome them, i want to be an optimistic person, but I am so disheartened at this moment.

4. Natalie Dautovich:

   We can experience a desynchronization when we have an increase in activity in response to warmer temperatures and longer days, changing our behavioral rhythm, we like routine, so our sleep-wake cycle is very responsive to this change. It's hard to ever erase or completely compensate for the deficits from sleep deprivation, but like we do with other aspects of our health and our life, it's within our power to try and prioritize sleep in our daily lives.

5. Kevin McCarthy:

   We’ve shown Washington’s spending problem can’t be boiled down to a lack of will. It’s a problem of structure and process -- and everyone knows the process of government funding in Washington is broken, i’m extremely disappointed our Democrat members didn’t vote in line with their newfound concern about deficits, but this is not the only battle line in the fight to fix our spending problem.