Sentence examples for a large surplus in from inspiring English sources

Among softwoods regionwide, a large surplus in 1977 changed to a deficit of 10percentt.

The PPF is financially healthy, having built up a large surplus in recent years.

But noting a large surplus in the city budget, he added, "That money is in the city's coffers because of work New York City police officers did making this a safer city".

Britain is the second biggest services exporter in the world and in recent years, the trade deficit in manufactured goods has been partly offset by a large surplus in "invisibles", currently running at about £7bn a month.

"The litany of spending programs the President announced tonight proves my point that if you leave a large surplus in Washington, the money will be spent on bigger government," Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the Republican presidential front-runner, said in a statement.

When the Legislature unanimously passed the deregulation law in 1996 under Mr. Davis's predecessor, Gov. Pete Wilson, a Republican, there was a large surplus of power in the West and California's consumers were expected to be the beneficiary of strong price competition.

Additionally, when the war began, Britain had a large surplus of cotton in warehouses, enough to keep the mills running at least part-time for a year or so.

The prospect of a large surplus of single men in China alarms Valerie Hudson, a professor at Brigham Young University in the United States.

Outbreaks are often triggered by large-scale storm disturbances, which provide the beetles with a large surplus of suitable breeding material in the form of wind-felled spruces in storm gaps.

A larger surplus should, in turn, be used to offer a better deal to foreign creditors.

Trade in services posted a larger surplus for the three-month period, rising to $18.9 billion from $17.5 billion.