Sentence examples for operational surplus from inspiring English sources

The Observer understands West Ham United's new home, now renamed the London Stadium until a long delayed and increasingly elusive naming rights deal can be struck, was originally projected to be making a seven-figure operational surplus by the time it reached a "steady state" in 2018-19.

California will have an operational surplus of $9 billion by 2018, meaning even more public sector jobs created and a better economy for everyone.

One difference is the interregional distribution of value added of industry, or the rewards of labor and the operational surpluses of capital.

It is worth noting that due to the life-cycle constraints caused by charge state alternation limit, the surplus operational value B i sur modelled by remainder charge/discharge cycles ought to be included in the profit expression.

The rebuilding of the Pacifics in the late 1950s and their subsequent increased reliability rendered the Lord Nelson surplus to operational requirements, and they were gradually phased out of service.

Treatment systems with a very small energy input, low operational cost, and low surplus sludge generation are anaerobic digesters and constructed wetlands [ 3– 6].

He contends the town could balance its $14 million budget, maintain a significant surplus and pay for operational costs with a 40 to 50percentt electricity increase.

Business owners may also use child labour if their enterprises cannot generate sufficient levels of surplus (profits) to cover both operational and expansion needs of the enterprise, including wage bills.

A superstructure is proposed for HPS design, considering all possible capital decisions (e.g. the number of wind turbines) and hourly-basis operational variables (such as the amount of surplus electricity in storage and its discharge).

From an operational deficit of £14.4m in 2012-13, it now has a surplus of £1.8m.

Any surplus remaining after that and the payment of canal operational and maintenance expenses also goes to the treasury.