Sentence examples for dime surplus from inspiring English sources
"There is not one dime surplus," Trustee Demeza Delhomme, a Democrat, said.
It criticizes a 3-week-old McCain commercial in which the senator asserted that "the one big difference" between him and the other candidates was that "I won't take every last dime of the surplus and spend it on tax cuts that mostly benefit the wealthy".
A number over 100% means that the charity more than consumed all your donations keeping itself going; a negative number means that it would have run a surplus even without a dime of donations.
They say we have a big projected 10-year surplus and they want to spend every dime of it and then some on tax cuts right now.
Its neighbours have budget surpluses; Wyoming's politicians squabble over every dime, and a $200m shortfall is expected by 2004.Why should this be?
In this new estimate, the surplus could hit $1 trillion even if Congress does not cut spending by a dime.
Those surplus revenues were supposed to be saved, but instead Congress spent every last dime of them and replaced the excess payroll tax revenue it looted from the Social Security Trust Fund with I.O.U.s written to itself.
