Usage of "budget surplus"

"Budget Surplus" is the opposite of:

Usage of budget surplus in English

Greece would not have to produce a big budget surplus this year. 
 Reuters 

Osborne told the BBC: We've taken judgments to get that budget surplus. 
 The Guardian 

It had been expecting to run a modest budget surplus in 2020. 
 The Irish Times 

The following year it would run a budget surplus of 5 billion euros. 
 Reuters 

Both the government and opposition have vowed to return to a budget surplus. 
 Reuters 

The Treasurer pushed out a return to a budget surplus by one year. 
 Reuters 

Maintaining a budget surplus is a political imperative in Australia, rather than economic. 
 Reuters 

Ireland has run a budget surplus for the last two years. 
 Reuters 

The budget surplus more than quadrupled in the year to June. 
 Radio NZ 

Even if we had a budget surplus we would offer privatisation, he said. 
 Reuters 

Germany is currently the only G7 country running a budget surplus. 
 Reuters 

Germany's budget surplus might be hampering things but it sure ain't its infrastructure. 
 The Irish Times 

Both are committed to return to a small budget surplus by mid 2013. 
 Reuters 

This is because it is being built out of a budget surplus, apparently. 
 The Irish Times 

The government had estimated a budget surplus of C$246 million in September. 
 Reuters 

Yet his own fiscal charter's aim of a budget surplus must still be met. 
 The Guardian 

Meanings of budget surplus in English