Sentence examples for a big surplus of from inspiring English sources

RUSSIA'S import ban on Polish fruit and vegetables will leave Poland with a big surplus of apples by the end of the year.

Since there is a big surplus of capacity in the broadcasting industry, the BBC should be able to cut its spare facilities and switch to a similar system.Managers amokAlthough the BBC's Resources division could cut its costs further, at least these have declined since Mr Birt's reforms began.

Such a big surplus of people gave birth to the worker's colonies.

Don't give in — you can increase your caloric intake somewhat, but increasing it too much will leave you with a big surplus of calories that your body will convert to fat.

India enjoys a big surplus on service trade.

But it also has a bigger surplus of vehicles on dealer lots than its competitors -- an 86-day surplus of cars and trucks, according to Mr. Healy, compared with 72 for G.M. and 65 for Ford.

China has a big surplus, but of the former "crisis countries" only Malaysia has a large surplus (11% of GDP).

But even when the country had a big surplus instead of a big deficit, the administration never really put the break high on its long list of desired tax cuts.

As of the end of last year, Ottawa was predicting a big surplus with plenty of wiggle room, even with the Conservatives' intention to introduce their $2-billion income-splitting plan.

Since tax revenues were unexpectedly strong, the public finances swung into a big surplus around the turn of the century.The temptation to raid the exchequer's brimming coffers became irresistible.

Republicans controlled the White House and Congress for much of 2001 to 2006, and they turned a big surplus into a big deficit.