Sentence examples for better surplus from inspiring English sources

Sweden set a surplus target in 1997, saying there should be a budget surplus over the economic cycle, and Canada adopted a "balanced budget or better" surplus objective in 1995.

Budget deficits, in the Republican view, are better than surpluses.

Balanced budgets -- or better yet, surpluses -- are believed to hold down interest rates, free capital for the private sector and reassure investors about long-term economic stability.

Before Sept. 11 the administration said we could have it all -- deep tax cuts, better schools, a surplus -- without paying any price.

In order to better understand the surplus value and limitations of spectral temporal variability metrics for classification purposes, we analyzed four datasets of different temporal depth, using 344 Landsat scenes across four footprints between 2009 and 2012.

"There is still much more councils can do to cut waste and making sensible savings such as using reserves, tackling fraud, improving collection rates, sharing back offices and making better use of surplus public sector assets".

It is better to buy surplus food near the crisis and boost local farmers incentive to raise more and more food.

Based on this philosophy, it is better to spend a surplus on one-time expenditures.

Thanks to easier transport, she gets a better price for the surplus crops she grows in good years.

But until the focus shifts from cuts to reform, Congress would be better off using the surplus principally to pay down debt.

Thanks to higher revenues, last year's public-sector deficit of 2.3% of GDP will be a surplus of better than 5% this year.