Sentence examples for preserving surplus from inspiring English sources

It's an age in which our genetic predisposition for preserving surplus food as fat has trumped our good sense.

In fact, throughout the conflict the South produced enough food for its civilians and soldiers, but it found it increasingly difficult to preserve surpluses and in move them to areas of scarcity.

Whether trimming a debt burden or preserving a surplus, politicians often do best by tying their hands.

The Democrats once carried the flag for public spending, but Bill Clinton and Al Gore shifted the emphasis to preserving the surplus and keeping government small.

Through food rescue -- recovering and preserving perishable surplus food from the supply chain -- we can combat food waste and ensure millions of Americans have access to quality meals.

CONFIT began as a way to preserve a surplus.

Without that much growth, tax revenues would be insufficient to preserve the surplus.

Government spending on education, infrastructure or the military, is constrained by the emphasis on preserving the budget surplus.

Preserving the budget surplus is now likely to fade as an issue, several economists said, as the government makes a priority of repairing the damage and increasing security.

Now that terrorism has suddenly given federal spending a higher priority than preserving the budget surplus, we have chosen to splurge initially on the military, on airport security, on saving the airlines, on helping New York.

Other Republicans, like Representative Tom Delay, the House majority whip, argue that Mr. Bush should balance the budget -- and not endanger lawmakers who based their elections on fiscal discipline and preserving the Social Security surplus.