Sentence examples for generating surplus from inspiring English sources

Unlike Argentina, they said, Turkey has closely followed a prescription for overhauling its economy and generating surplus budget revenues to lower public debt.

This Blurred Sector has worked hard to deliver public contracts well, making a profit or generating surplus, and seeking to create wider social impact over and above their contracts, too.

At least the system seems to work, generating surplus electricity April through August and offering a projected payback in 12 years — these days, maybe less — while attracting passers-by, who are invited to take a look.

So did the American Petroleum Institute, one of the most powerful lobbying groups in Washington, because some integrated oil giants, such as BP and Shell, were now producing so much blended fuel that they were generating surplus credits, which they sold to smaller refiners like CVR.

Further south, the Tennessee Valley Authority offers a one-time $500 disbursement and 15 cent-per-kilowatt payment for residences generating surplus power.

Before the creation of the oil funds, Russia managed to repay foreign debt early by generating surpluses.

"A number of our subsidiaries are generating surpluses, and those surpluses are given as charitable gifts to the university to enable it to carry on being a university.

It has been financially sustainable for a number of years, and is generating surpluses which are reinvested in the growth and development of the university's activities at its Malaysian campus.

MR. GORE I do disagree, because if we can keep our prosperity going, if we can continue balancing the budget and paying down the debt, then the strong economy keeps generating surpluses.

The source of imported milk products depends very much on world prices and also on which part of the world is generating surpluses.

Production subsidies such as minimum market support prices tended to stimulate production far beyond the capacity of the domestic market to absorb, generating surpluses that were purchased and held by governments.