Sentence examples for real surplus from inspiring English sources

It has been years since the state had a real surplus, and there's not one now.

He has repeatedly cautioned progressive lawmakers not to overspend now that the state has its first real surplus in years.

For example, around 4,000 unemployed nurses in Kenya do not constitute a real surplus since there is a large unmet need for their services [ 15].

Even assuming that 'fiscal space' was not an issue, that there was a real surplus of nurses, and that Kenya decided to export them to developed countries, the government should try to negotiate for reimbursement of not just the training cost of US$43,180 per nurse but the lost returns from investment of between US$205,750 and US$4,515,869 per nurse.

At this time, we can more frequently expect hours in which real surpluses of VRE occur.

But these cities were able to trim their real estate surpluses by greatly reducing construction until demand picked up.

This sense of surplus — real criminal and real actor — stemmed from what might be called Rourke's method camp: his combination of intense, psychologically complex, gut-fuelled performances with a variety of mannerisms, flourishes, and poses.

It cost me $50 at the New York City surplus real estate auction conducted several months ago.

Sales of new stock or surplus real estate are other options.

All of Europe was coming to our shores to find what it needed to rebuild after the destruction of the war; in real terms, our surplus of exports over imports had quadrupled since 1929.

And Wesley Sneijder, another Dutch player who, like Arjen Robben, was deemed surplus at Real Madrid last summer, was far and away the most creative presence on either side.