Sentence examples for a huge surplus of from inspiring English sources

There's also a huge surplus of new lawyers right now, even from the top schools.

Egypt, however, has a huge surplus of military manpower with little to do.

In the financial year ending March 2001, the public sector ran a huge surplus of £16 billion.

Across Utah and other Western states, there is a huge surplus of leased but undeveloped oil-and-gas parcels.

In the 1950s and '60s, northwest Arkansas, where Wal-Mart got its start, was poor, white and rural, in the midst of a wave of agricultural mechanization that generated a huge surplus of unskilled workers.

The kind of people who come here looking for work do so from countries where there seems to be a huge surplus of nature - that is what "underdeveloped" means.

Over the past 20 years, Mr. Dombeck said in a speech in June to a group of writers, a huge surplus in the growth of timber over harvests in the South has been all but eliminated.

But one of the many natural resources with which Africa is so richly endowed is a huge, huge surplus of extra distance.

The plan would help set record budget deficits this year and next, and the administration now projects that instead of enjoying a huge surplus, the nation will have a 10-year budget deficit of $1.3 trillion.

Officials dismiss concerns that projections of a huge surplus may be excessively optimistic, assuring Congressmen that the projections are actually on the low side.

In New York City, the budget is in balance for this fiscal year, which ends in June, mostly because of a huge surplus left over from the boom times.