Sentence examples for create surplus from inspiring English sources

He has derided them as "financial alchemy" because they seem to create surplus assets out of thin air.

Microgeneration adopters experience cost savings by using less energy from the grid, and those who create surplus power can make a profit by selling excess electricity back to local electrical utilities.

The NUT unveiled a number of case studies in which free schools were opening in areas where there were already surplus places or where their establishment would create surplus places, leading to what the NUT said was unnecessary competition.

The pressure is already on waste disposal companies to cut prices because recycling, overbuilding of new landfills in the late 1980's and the slower than expected shutdown by towns and counties of older landfills have combined to create surplus disposal capacity.

A further objection is that Marx's assertion that only labour can create surplus value is unsupported by any argument or analysis, and can be argued to be merely an artifact of the nature of his presentation.

Speaking to BBC Newsnight, Mr Simmonds said: "What we'd like to see is government approving free schools primarily where that will meet the basic need in that local area, and then secondarily where it begins to create surplus places to add competition to local schools".

It is an expensive way to create surpluses, high food prices, environmental damage and harm to poor third-world farmers.

Heavy export taxes on crops allow the state to top up its dwindling foreign-exchange reserves; limits on wheat exports create surpluses that drive down local prices.

To reduce that deficit and create surpluses in recent years, the federal government cut aid to cities, forcing them to become increasingly dependent on rising property taxes.

The O.E.C.D.'s findings were consistent with those of a recent Harvard Medical School study that found immigrants' contributions to Medicare in the United States had helped to create surpluses of $115 billion from 2002 to 2009 in the part of the program that pays for hospital care.

This coupling of limited tax increases and "pay-as-you-go" spending helped create surpluses in the 1990s.