Sentence examples for further surplus from inspiring English sources

This practice can allow retailers to extract further surplus from consumers through quality-based price discrimination.

On each section of lawn - they're all surrounded by baobab trees - lurk further surplus members of staff, all resplendent in their palm-green-coloured uniforms.

If there is a further surplus (either in the sense of Article II Ib) or in the more remote sense in which § 4(a) of the Project Act uses that word), 3 the division between the Lower Basin States should follow the principles of equitable apportionment which we applied in Nebraska v. Wyoming, 325 U.S. 589, 65 S.Ct.

I don't subscribe to the extreme disaster scenarios for China but even a short period of low growth will cascade through the world economy as Chinese imports contract sharply, commodity prices fall further, surplus steel and other industrial goods hit glutted markets, dodgy Chinese credit leads to serious defaults and excess savings spill over into the Western financial system.

When there is further surplus, the carbohydrate is converted to fatty acids [ 6], which is referred as de novo lipogenesis (DNL) [ 7] that gives rise to saturated fatty acids (SFA).

But the case for generating further surpluses seems less compelling.

The effect of this was to reduce consumption still further, increase surplus industrial capacity, and depress investment, all of which exerted a downward pressure on the economy.

Further, the surplus of stolen bases will afford fantasy owners a greater number of middle- and late-round assets in the speed category.

He still expects public-sector net borrowing to fall and the current balance (PSNB with borrowing for investment stripped out) to move a little further into surplus in the next few years.

It was therefore possible to capitalize still further the surplus remaining out of the 1percentnt debt tax and the special two-mill water, sewage and drainage tax.

The supplemental spending would further reduce the surplus, the Governor said, adding that it would be fiscally irresponsible to accept additional spending without improving the revenue side of the ledger.