Sentence examples for caused by the surplus from inspiring English sources

Although renewable energy made impressive advances this year, its impact has been dwarfed by the changes caused by the surplus of cheap, abundant natural gas made possible by hydrofracturing fracking of shale deposits.

Opponents further argue that the additional accidents and congestion caused by this surplus driving cost roughly $1.00 and $1.40 per gallon, respectively, at current average U.S. fleet fuel economy.

The latter is equivalent to the change in consumer surplus plus producer surplus caused by the impact.

He also celebrates the supply-side tax cuts, though he deems a negative for stocks the currently little noticed all-government budgetary surplus caused by the tax rate reductions.

The party wants women educated, yes, but it is worried that educated women will decide not to marry men and have kids, compounding the surplus of males caused by the one-child policy and potentially destabilizing the country.

In Figure 6, we can see that the relay gains more revenue from the optimal contract under incomplete information, at the expense of social surplus decreasing caused by the dropping out of low type sources.

"The trade surplus is not caused by the renminbi exchange rate," he said.

A little-noticed provision in the new farm bill working its way through Congress would oblige the Agriculture Department to buy surplus domestic sugar caused by the expected influx of Mexican sugar next year.

Legge (2002) showed in her paper on siblicide in the laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae) that when early deaths of surplus offspring were caused by the oldest nestling directly killing the youngest, rather than through a prolonged process of starvation, this enhanced the growth and survival prospects of the eventual survivors.

Mr. Yao rejected the argument that China's hefty trade surplus with the United States was caused by the renminbi, which some U.S. economists judge to be undervalued by 25 percent or more.

Heathrow has never taken responsibility for the dangerous pollution caused by the stacking of aircraft waiting to land and anxious to shed surplus fuel over hapless residents below.