Sentence examples for a larger surplus from inspiring English sources
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.
It also claims it will have a larger surplus than the Coalition a few years after that, by 2025-26, with a surplus of $15.5bn compared with the Coalition's $6bn.
The rise in university income in England outstripped those of their counterparts in other parts of the UK, with the University of Oxford boasting a larger surplus than the whole of Scotland's university sector.
A larger surplus would boost domestic saving and hence the country's already large current-account surplus.Either way, emerging economies need to accept that because their productivity growth is faster than the rich world's, their real exchange rates will have to rise over time.
If its benefits or administrative costs are cut, it will simply have a larger surplus this year.
Hunan consistently ranks first nationally in rice output and exports a large surplus to other provinces.
A large surplus of root crops and grain, including corn (maize), is produced.
It argued that the tax cut of 2001 was justified because there was a large surplus.
IF POLICIES were commodities, Sweden would have a large surplus on its trade balance.
Among softwoods regionwide, a large surplus in 1977 changed to a deficit of 10percentt.
