Sentence examples for cumulative surplus from inspiring English sources
It showed a cumulative surplus of more than five trillion dollars.
Why not calculate the cumulative surplus over the entire millennium just beginning?
The cumulative surplus for 2005 is now nearly $40 billion, more than for the whole of last year.
[World Business, Section W.] A Deficit, Any Way It Is Sliced When President Bush took office, the government was expected to produce a cumulative surplus over 10 years of $5.6 trillion.
According to the CBO's most recent analysis, Mr Bush's proposals will generate a cumulative surplus of just $680 billion over the next decade.The Bush numbers also do not allow for inevitable changes in the tax system.
"The report itself shows 94% of academy trusts and almost 90% of local authority maintained schools are reporting a cumulative surplus or breaking even - and, 45% of maintained schools have even been able to increase the level of their cumulative surplus in 2017-18," a Department for Education spokesman said.
When Mr. Clinton left the White House in 2001, the Congressional Budget Office was forecasting $5 trillion in cumulative surpluses over the next 10 years.
Since 2000 the cumulative surpluses of oil exporters have come to over $4 trillion, twice as much as that of China.For the past two years, China's surplus has been falling.
Kuwait's cumulative surpluses over the past decade, even ignoring capital gains, amount to a whopping 200% of last year's GDP.Normally, a large current-account surplus would be eroded over time by stronger domestic spending and a higher exchange rate.
According to the IMF, the cumulative surpluses of oil exporters could amount to $1.7 trillion in the five years to 2007, swamping China's likely stash of $700 billion.Previous periods of expensive oil and bumper surpluses did not last long, but this one may prove more durable.
Since 2000 the cumulative surpluses of oil exporters have come to over $4 trillion, twice as much as that of China.One reason why this enormous stash has received much less attention than China's is that only a fraction of it has gone into official reserves.
