Sentence examples for its surplus of from inspiring English sources

Emirates still would need to buy "a considerable number" of permits despite its surplus of nearly 200,000, because it has been flying more.

While Brazil now flexes its economic muscle, not every neighbor shares its surplus of optimism.

But the beauty of his best work is in its surplus of meaning and feeling.

But the book's shortcomings are balanced by its surplus of entertaining characters and by Patoski's broader interest in Texas history.

Serrano's has benches on the porch for its surplus of patrons — a mix of locals, tourists and backpackers who line up for the chimichangas and carne Tampico.

WHAT'S summer without a boardwalk and its surplus of flimsily stuffed animals, rickety rides, flip-flopped visitors and chances to gorge on foods that scream "eeee" (cotton candy, salt water taffy and Icee, to the uninitiated)?

France has also criticized Germany for declining to spend more of its surplus on stimulating growth in Europe.

China's trade surplus in the first nine months of 2007 was larger than its surplus for all of 2006, and Chinese officials were predicting a $250 billion trade surplus for the year on the strength of $1.2 trillion in exports.

The Salt Lake committee will give $26 million of its surplus to the Utah Athletic Foundation to maintain Olympic facilities and develop youth programming.

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.

"If the steel sector [on aggregate] did not sell any of its surplus, it would not have a need to purchase emissions until 2023," said Guy Turner at Bloomberg NEF.