Sentence examples for larger surplus from inspiring English sources

A larger surplus should, in turn, be used to offer a better deal to foreign creditors.

Trade in services posted a larger surplus for the three-month period, rising to $18.9 billion from $17.5 billion.

It all was used to reduce debt, and an even larger surplus is building in the current fiscal year.

Similarly, a Pew survey to be released next week finds a plurality of the public expecting a smaller rather than larger surplus.

It also claims it will have a larger surplus than the Coalition a few years after that, by 2025-26, with a surplus of $15.5bn compared with the Coalition's $6bn.

It says its policy measures on negative gearing and superannuation will pay dividends in the longer term, building to higher surpluses than the Coalition, and that's what explains its larger surplus in the long term.

And if China revalued, then those countries would presumably run even larger surpluses, which wouldn't be helpful to America's economy.

But the reward is increased productivity of that land, and the ability to produce larger surpluses, to feed more people, or accumulate as wealth.

The U.S. has a very large surplus globally in services.

Chelsea in November 2014 announced a profit of £18.4m, the largest surplus during Abramovich's ownership.

Hunan consistently ranks first nationally in rice output and exports a large surplus to other provinces.