Sentence examples for enough surplus from inspiring English sources

Farmers are cast as commoners who grew enough surplus corn to provide for the elites.

But people could be looked after now, as we know there's enough surplus to do that, and it doesn't happen.

"The Japanese are calling for a weaker yen to boost exports, because they're not running a big enough surplus".

This year, the economy is weakening and there is not enough surplus to divide, the negotiators say.

That might even produce enough surplus revenue to give the lower wage earners a Social Security tax cut.

Heavily subsidised farmers in rich countries produce enough surplus food to feed the hungry, but not at a price the hungry can afford.

Yet under new Labor management, the company has gone into the black (though not for long), running big enough surpluses to pay off a substantial chunk of the national debt.

Individual businesses and perhaps even some industries will indeed lose their competitiveness, but if the markets in land, labour and capital are flexible enough, the surplus factors of production will simply move to more profitable uses.

Surprisingly enough, the surplus amount of viscosity inverses the result.

Thus, during the week enough energy surplus is produced to meet the demand of the weekend.

At the same time, there's enough processing surplus that we'll be dining on computing capacity for the lifetime of everyone now born.