Sentence examples for larger surpluses from inspiring English sources

Japan manages to insure far larger surpluses in recessions (its export income subsidizes inefficient domestic employers).

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

Depending on a diet the rainbow trout were more willing to ingest larger surpluses of both protein and lipid during the periods 0 10, 10 20 and 20 30 days if compared with the anticipated nutritional intake target of rainbow trout.

The shadow treasurer used Wednesday's speech to signal Labor would return the budget to balance in the same year as the Turnbull government before delivering larger surpluses over the forward estimates and the medium term in an effort to build a buffer against a potential global economic shock.

"If we're heading toward 9percentt or 10percentt unemployment, and people look around and see China running larger and larger surpluses, they're going to say, 'What's going on here?' " said Nicholas Lardy, an expert on the Chinese economy at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

And even if it is proved right this time, there will be few serious policy ramifications from the lower surplus: the trend toward considerably larger surpluses in coming years remains, portending a pool of money that could go toward shoring up Social Security or addressing a host of other priorities advanced by both parties, from cutting taxes to improving education.

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.

If its benefits or administrative costs are cut, it will simply have a larger surplus this year.

By 1997, the tides had turned, and Mexico laid claim to a much larger surplus of $16.6 billion.