Sentence examples for mean surplus from inspiring English sources

But improvements in battery storage will mean surplus wind energy can be stored for release on windless days.

Being the restaurant's owner and landlord means surplus funds for a completely organic kitchen.

In 1997, the mean N surplus on dairy farms in the Netherlands was 324 kg N ha−1.

For Willie Rivera, the sales manager at Circuit City in Union Square, the increase could mean a surplus of flat-panel plasma televisions.

TfL's answer, firmly aligned with the position of the mayor, is that its big spending needs mean the surplus isn't really spare money at all.

Even if Nigeria could sustain a population density equivalent to that of the Netherlands, that would still mean a surplus of 500 million to be accommodated somewhere.There are relatively empty areas in Africa with potential such as Angola, Congo and the Central African Republic.

Do you mean the surplus will go out and then it will only be able to pay 75% of its benefits?

The mean percentage surplus in FTE is 0.23%.

That means the surplus wines cannot be sold abroad.

The town budget is about $150 million, which means its surplus should be $15 million.

The problem is that ever since the Bretton Woods conference in 1944 the rules of the international game have meant that surplus countries are under no obligation to do anything; the burden of adjustment falls squarely on debtor nations.