Sentence examples for a considerable surplus. from inspiring English sources

In consequence, a considerable surplus of urban brownfields has been created.

Over the whole study period, there was a considerable surplus of erosion on the left bank of the Padma with 189.4 km2 being eroded and 23.66 km2 being deposited by accretion, a net loss of 155 km2.

Hence, repression of reproduction should significantly influence N. furzeri's life history, thus leading to a considerable surplus of energetic resources.

However, while the highest recorded difference of 32 mV (Fig. 2b) is indeed high compared to the ∼1 mV recorded in marine sediment with similar current densities (6), it only represents ca. 3.2% of the ∼1,000 mV available from the sulfide oxidation process (38), leaving a considerable surplus for microbial activity.

Another interesting observation concerning the number of differently expressed genes in each of these two olfactory processing centers was that at the first relay station, OB, the comparison between male and female cues seems to elicit a considerable surplus of gene regulatory activity, with more than 500 genes being differently expressed.

Combine a culture that increasingly encourages self-expression; an economy that generates considerable surplus capital with low interest rates; Moore's Law-like improvements in performance-per-dollar in production technology; proliferating on demand distribution outlets for digital media; and persistent underemployment for liberal arts graduates; and what do you get?

The considerable surplus is invested in a sovereign wealth fund that, with assets of some $880bn in 2014, is the world's largest.

In particular, a large force of unemployed workers returned servicemen and displaced persons were available and eager to rebuild their own lives and willing to work hard at a rate of remuneration that left a considerable investment surplus in their employers' hands.

In regions with a considerable evaporation surplus over precipitation, some lime and/or gypsum may have accumulated at shallow depth in the profile but not to the extent that a calcic or gypsic horizon is present.

Religion was a pervasive force in Meso-American life, as the art demonstrates; and considerable surplus energy was devoted to it (e.g., temple construction, support of a numerous professional priesthood).

At the same time, outside a few restricted areas (Sulmona, coastal Puglia, Campania) that produced considerable surpluses of grain, an arid climate and inferior soil made for poor agricultural development in the Kingdom of Naples.