Sentence examples for a hefty surplus from inspiring English sources
This borrowing has since become far more expensive.Russia has a hefty surplus on its current account, not a deficit.
Today, the government is running a hefty surplus and paying down the national debt for the first time in decades.
Under him, the state's $25.4 billion deficit in 2011 has turned into a hefty surplus and nearly all of the 1.4m jobs lost during the recession have come back.
During the previous decade, local property taxes all across California had soared, largely as a result of inflation, while during the same period the state government had amassed a hefty surplus.
But it will take a really hefty surplus for the chancellor to prevent a borrowing overshoot.
Deep in the back of the $46.9 billion budget proposal Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg released on Monday is a chart showing this year's hefty surplus giving way to multibillion-dollar deficits each year into the foreseeable future.
At its peak in 2011, China's RRR reached 21.5%, a level with little precedent in other countries.While China is still running a hefty trade surplus, speculative flows have become much more volatile.
The city's union leaders say they feel betrayed that the mayor would talk about denying municipal workers an increase in base pay when the city's economy is booming and the city has a hefty budget surplus.
With the government running a hefty $113 billion surplus in the tax payment month of April, according to the Treasury, analysts now do not expect the country to run out of room under its debt ceiling — a statutory borrowing limit Congress needs to raise to avoid default — until sometime in the fall.
"Despite the prospect of improving industrial demand, given the hefty surplus, prices remain heavily dependent on continued robust investor interest," Copper said.
Combined with a £22bn of mobile phone spectrum auction receipts, three years of hefty surpluses around the turn of the millennium pushed the national debt down to around £310bn, or just 31% of national income.
