Sentence examples for producing surplus from inspiring English sources

Faced with uncertainties on their land rights, the smallholding subsistence farmers who form the backbone of Ethiopian agriculture became reluctant to risk producing surplus foods for market.

Any work the worker does above this is known as surplus labour, producing surplus value for the capitalist.

From energy balance and cost analysis on SCWG-installed municipal wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) with conventional activated sludge process, the system was capable of producing surplus energy by utilizing exhaust heat.

In comparison to the loss of future colony growth through insufficient mating opportunities for female sexuals the costs of producing surplus ergatoid males might be relatively small.

This means that Beijing has largely lost control of the national grain supply since provinces producing surplus grain can (and do) restrict exports to other provinces until they are certain their own needs have been met.

Then, once a Republican Congress forced him, Bill Clinton returned to the consensus, cutting taxes, controlling spending, reforming welfare and producing surpluses.

Bumblebees can be nearly twice as big as honeybees, can sting multiple times and don't produce surplus honey.

That produces surplus gasoline, which the refineries export to the East Coast of the United States, experts said.

Instead of waiting for expensive GM solutions that may never arrive – and will ruin us if they do – we have worked with communities who were able to produce surplus food in times of drought by returning to their traditional varieties.

The bagasse surplus can be used to produce surplus power and export electricity to public grid.

Pérez-Castrillo and Wettstein (2001) have proposed a mechanism to analyze how cooperation produces surplus.