Sentence examples for gives a surplus from inspiring English sources

It is connected to the national grid, to which it gives a surplus of electricity.

Left to her own devices and given a surplus of time, Rihanna does not constrict herself or draw clean lines.

Trade figures on Monday did show that China's exports and imports in September were far higher than expected, giving a surplus of $31bn £20bnn).

Under a fiscal rule in force since 2001, spending under next year's budget is calculated to give a surplus of 0.5% of GDP, assuming that the average copper price for the year were $1.99/pound and GDP growth were 4.9% (both of which now seem highly unlikely).

The three Republican senators, who ultimately suppported the measure, raised a range of objections, from the size of the relief package given a dwindling surplus, to the commitment of so much money with so few strings, to even the use of the word "humanitarian" in the phrase "humanitarian disaster relief".

Exports were 15.3% higher than last year, while imports rose 7%, giving a trade surplus of $31bn for the month.

The US shut down most of its machinery in 1963, given a huge surplus, mostly consumed during the twentieth century.

Exports by the 62 developing countries watched by the IMF reached $521.2 billion, against imports of $510.3 billion, giving a trade surplus of $10.9 billion.

This means that we import more people than leave the city giving us a surplus.

This is an incredibly exciting time in my industry and it's given me a surplus of topics to write about.

But at the very least, when Congress gives a one-time rebate to share the surplus and give a boost to the economy, that rebate should apply to all taxpayers, not just those who happen to pay income tax.