Sentence examples for available in surplus from inspiring English sources

Cotton stalk is a holocellulose rich, inexpensive agricultural residue available in surplus without any competitive uses neither as food nor as animal fodder.

In the absence of an international system governing trade in grain, the limited stocks that were available in "surplus" countries were distributed, through bilateral trade, to those who could afford to pay.

Lignocellulosic feedstock represents an extraordinarily large amount of renewable bioresource available in surplus on earth and is a suitable raw material for vast number of applications for human sustainability.

The fact that this increase in factor income of livestock in S1 (8 %) is higher than the increase in the prices of the products that are produced from this production factor (livestock-3.25 %; poultry-5.70 %), can again be explain by the assumption that some other production factors such as low skilled labour is available in surplus.

Full description of these is available in Section 4.3, Surplus Property Sales, in the Property Management Manual.

The longer it takes to pass a new budget, the longer the state continues to spend at last year's levels and the more money there will be available in next year's surplus.

The central bank said that it would continue leaving as much as 20 trillion yen $166 billionn) in surplus cash available, but that it might exceed that limit around the end of the fiscal year on March 31.

German trade across the military lines has grown steadily during the armistice, but the Germans appear to have convinced themselves that there was no surplus available in the north for the supply of German armies on a large scale, and that there was no great hope of carrying on such trade in the southwest.

City officials say it should be taken directly from operating revenues, but Zavos says it should be limited to a percentage of operating revenues available in the utility's surplus — and only if one exists.

This paper examines the factors that differ between those Primary Care Trusts (PCT) in financial deficit and those in surplus, using readily available data at PCT level.

In Southern Africa, in Zambia, in spite of available export surpluses of maize in 2007/08 marketing year (May/April) the Government has reinstated the export ban which had been in place most of the previous marketing season.