Sentence examples for handle surplus from inspiring English sources

WANTS LARGER PRODUCTION Urges Increase of Shipments Abroad to Handle Surplus When Domestic Market Is Filled.

If production is to increase, it is essential that both a market and a marketing infrastructure are available to handle surplus production.

Dr. Lawrence M. Krauss, physics chairman, Case Western Reserve How will Americans handle a surplus of leisure?

To handle its surplus, Abu Dhabi has set up two smaller investment funds, the Mubadala Development Company and the Abu Dhabi Investment Council, or A.D.I.C., which bought the Chrysler Building stake.

Mr. Clinton was careful to say that it was up to the new president and Congress to decide how to handle the surplus, and he said it would be unrealistic to think that neither party would push for new programs to address its priorities.

In Virginia, only a few can handle the current surplus.

The president said the Republicans were trying to blur the serious policy differences, especially over how to handle the budget surplus, between Mr. Bush and Vice President Al Gore.

On the question of which candidate would better handle the federal surplus, Mr. Gore led Mr. Bush by 48percentto41percentcent in the recent poll.

After all, the U.S. must finally accept that it's up to the Chinese how they want to handle their trade surplus.

Meanwhile, California is thinking about pouring tax money into the creation of universities (including three new, fantastically expensive University of California campuses) to handle its burgeoning surplus of young people.

If it builds new campuses to handle its looming surplus, it might eventually find itself with a set of expensive, useless buildings to maintain.