Sentence examples for a dramatic surplus from inspiring English sources
The vast growth of biofuel industries over the past few years has led to a dramatic surplus of crude glycerol accompanied by a decrease in its price [ 1, 2].
The organization posted total revenues last year of $181.5 million (augmented by other tournaments, membership dues and year-round National Tennis Center business) and an operating surplus of $5.8 million, a dramatic turnaround from the $13.6 million deficit in 1999.
Mr. Clinton praised the American Federation of Teachers for its recommendation this morning that all teachers be required to pass a national test, and he urged states to use their budget surpluses "to make a dramatic increase in teacher pay".
He projected that the state would begin posting surpluses starting next year, leading to a projected surplus of $21.5 million by 2014, a dramatic turnaround from the deficit of $26 billion — billion, not million — he faced when he was elected in 2010.
When America's stockmarket bubble burst, a dramatic swing in its public finances from a surplus of $113 billion in 2000 to a deficit of over $600 billion last year helped its economy pull through.
Many of them revolve around con artists, those picaresque urban hunter-gatherers who scour the postindustrial wasteland in search of both surplus and leisure, and around con games, which give his sense of betrayal a dramatic form.
And as a dramatic endeavor?
It was a dramatic sojourn.
"It has a dramatic beginning.
