Sentence examples similar to a surplus serving from inspiring English sources
While there isn't all that much skill involved in killing an animal with a high-powered rifle, a case could be made that ridding the nation of its deer and rabbit surplus is serving a useful function.
It would be nice to believe, as Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va). said, that Mr. McDonnell's "bold actions" in generating a small surplus could serve as a lesson for the federal government.
Unfortunately, for driver and passenger alike, price controls ensured scarcity at a time when a surplus of cabs would have served Washington's residents best.
Neither document suffers a surplus of academic honesty nor serves to enhance decision-making.
A mixture of primary sludge and surplus sludge served as the substrate for biogas production and was fed into the digesters D1 and D3.
It said the state and the organisations "paid surplus funds for the purchase of air travel for the defendant, in a manner which left in his hands substantial financial surplus, that served him and his family to finance private flights and to upgrade his flights to first class".
These hierarchical surpluses then serve as an error indicator for each subdomain, and lead to subdivision whenever it becomes greater than a threshold value.
There was a surplus of sweet potatoes in New Jersey; the federal Agriculture Department was advising housewives to serve them often.
But a surplus of energy could have caused a transmission line to fail, said Robert Blohm, an energy consultant who serves on a committee advising the reliability council.
