Sentence examples for Accumulated a surplus of from inspiring English sources

In the past 12 months it has accumulated a surplus of $123 billion.

Liverpool managed to accumulate a surplus of £9.2m in 2006 in spite of a drop in its international student numbers.

Another possible mechanism is that, because the risk of microvascular complications increases exponentially as HbA1c rises (2), subjects with higher HbA1c variability would "accumulate" a surplus of risk in the periods spent at the upper end of their HbA1c range.

In 1994, his first year leading the festival, its accumulated deficit became a surplus of 800,000 Canadian dollars, or $745,000.

It accumulated a budget surplus of 8.8% of GDP last year, thanks to soaring revenues from its copper mines.

Demand remained strong until 1894, when the Mint temporarily suspended production as it had accumulated a surplus during the Panic of 1893.

The row over public transport fares that raged throughout last year's mayoral election campaign enjoyed an anniversary revival last week after the credit rating agency Moodys reported (pdf) that Transport for London had accumulated a budget surplus of £890m in financial year 2011/12.

The industry had accumulated a trade surplus of more than $44 billion since 1988.

That brought the accumulated surplus this year to $18.53 billion, up from a surplus of $12.45 billion in the first seven months of 2003.

More efficient fishing gear (such as gill nets) means that more fish can be caught in less time; and with storing facilities such as freezers, a surplus of fish can be accumulated.

According to the 2009 Annual Report of the Board of Trustees, published May 12 , 2009 Social Security ran a surplus of $180 billion last year and had accumulated a reserve of $2.4 trillion.