Sentence examples for large surplus of from inspiring English sources

A large surplus of root crops and grain, including corn (maize), is produced.

The complex will tap into the region's large surplus of fiber optic networking, a legacy of the dot-com boom.

There is no large surplus of office space: Britain's high vacancy rate is probably temporary, a result of the slump.

Not only did it repay those earlier deficits, but it also chalked up a surprisingly large surplus of over £500m.

The failure of the American invasion of Canada in 1775 76 had left a large surplus of British troops along the St. Lawrence River.

The prospect of a large surplus of single men in China alarms Valerie Hudson, a professor at Brigham Young University in the United States.

The large surpluses of welfare dollars that states were reporting a few years ago -- before Congress cracked down -- have dwindled.

The budget was in small deficit in 2006, but may now be in surplus even excluding the large surpluses of state-owned enterprises.

A substantial deterioration in the public finances is expected this year, when we expect the general government accounts to fall seriously into deficit, following large surpluses of over 5% of GDP in 2006 and 2007 and a negligible surplus in 2008.

But it was the market, by generating tremendous taxable profits for investors and option-holding employees, that accounted for the lion's share of the unexpectedly large surpluses of recent years.

Indeed, Vigne and others have argued that felines were important to the survival of such villages, whose large surpluses of grain attracted armies of rodents; the tamest cats, meanwhile, cozied up to humans, self-domesticating themselves over the course of thousands of years.