Sentence examples for projects a surplus of from inspiring English sources

The White House projects a surplus of $746 billion over the next decade, and the Gore tour, scheduled to span the next two weeks, is designed to coincide with forecasts of an even greater surplus.

Yesterday the president projected a surplus of $746 billion, roughly in the same ballpark.

In April, the White House projected a surplus of $122 billion in the non-Social Security system for this fiscal year.

The Nixon Administration had earlier projected a surplus of $1.3‐billion, but the indications now are that it will run a sizable deficit.

As recently as April, the White House projected a surplus of $122 billion in the non-Social Security system for the fiscal year, which ends on Sept. 30.

Last month, the budget office projected a surplus of $26 billion for the 2000 fiscal year, which runs through Sept. 30, and a surplus of $179 billion counting Social Security's huge trust fund.

But he defended his estimates, saying they were essentially in line with those put forward by the Independent Budget Office, a nonpartisan fiscal monitor, which is projecting a surplus of $469 million next fiscal year.

It wasn't long ago that some labor market experts projected a surplus of jobs in those fields.

But the budget is now back in black; state economists are projecting a surplus of more than $1 billion next year.

As recently as the spring, before the passage of President Bush's $1.35 trillion 10-year tax cut and before the extent of the economic slowdown became clear, the budget office was projecting a surplus for the coming year of $304 billion.

In addition, Social Security is projected to generate a surplus of more than $2 trillion over that period, but it is expected to face severe problems longer term, as the population ages.