Sentence examples for excess of revenue over spending from inspiring English sources

Hamilton understood very well that the sinking fund was in a sense a fiction: the government's ability to pay down its debt depended ultimately on its overall surplus, its excess of revenue over spending.

We calculate donor dependency by dividing a charity's surplus (excess of revenues over expenses) by public donations, then subtracting this percentage from 100%.

The university had completed the 2011 2012 year with revenues of $938.8 million, expenses of $878.1 million and an excess of revenues over expenses of $13.6 million.

The first set of outcomes of interest include revenues (i.e., revenue from providing patient services, after discounts and contractual allowances), operating expenses (i.e., the costs incurred by the hospital in providing patient care), and profits (i.e., operating income, or the excess of revenues over operating expenses), all measured in real 2009 dollars per DCEQ.

Deficits raise the level of private wealth while surpluses, representing as they do an excess of government taxation over spending, necessarily drain wealth from private citizens and firms.

The excess of corporate income over spending has risen above 4% of GDP.

(In 2020, the excess of spending over revenue is projected to top a trillion dollars and stay there for the indefinite future, according to a new Congressional Budget Office report).