Sentence examples for a small surplus of from inspiring English sources

Over the next decade there will be a small surplus of $665 billion compared with the forecast surplus of $5.6 trillion that his administation inherited.

Yet Emirates could make a modest profit of €1.5 million, or $2 million, from a small surplus of permits, each representing a ton of carbon dioxide, that airlines can trade as part of the system.

Economists had expected a small surplus of £50m in one of the strongest months of the year for tax receipts, but an increase in government spending resulted in the state posting a deficit of £239m instead.

The Coalition is proposing budget deficits of $84.6bn over the next four years before possibly achieving a small surplus of 0.2% of GDP in 2021, as long as all the assumptions turn out to be dandy, which they almost never do.

A spokesperson said the company was already on course for a balanced budget for the current financial year, and that the 2013/14 accounts, which will be published at the end of the month, would reveal a small surplus of around £200,000.

The divergence from the expected numbers are primarily caused by an excess of 5'CN (N representing A,T,G,C) tagged amplicons, and a depletion of 5'TN tags (Table 3), with a small surplus of 5'GN and small depletion of 5'AN tags.

In his report, the state comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, claimed that the authority could have arranged its finances to end this fiscal year with a small surplus, instead of a deficit of more than $200 million, but that it did not do so and effectively hid that fact from the public.

The state comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, claimed that the authority could have arranged its finances to end this fiscal year with a small surplus, instead of a sizable deficit, but that it did not do so and effectively hid that fact from the public.

Instead of a small surplus by the end of the parliament, there is a deficit of 2% of GDP.

The prediction of "a small surplus" was announced at the start of Chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement.

Turkey's current account deficit is one of the fastest growing in emerging markets and it has widened sharply from a small surplus last year to a gap of 5 percent of gross domestic product as vibrant corporate and consumer demand pulls in more and more imports as export growth slows.