Sentence examples for recorded a surplus from inspiring English sources

In September alone, the U.S. recorded a surplus of $119.1 billion.

The housing association sector as whole recorded a surplus of £1.1bn last year, but there are widespread variations in profitability.

In the first half of 2007 the public sector overall recorded a surplus for the first time since unification in 1990.

Federal, state and local governments recorded a surplus for the year equal to 0.1 percent of G.D.P., the first government surplus since 2007.

According to its NCAA financial report obtained via an open-records request, the department recorded a surplus of $346,541, an increase of more than $300,000 from the previous reporting period.

There was uproar last week when Shell, the last remaining FTSE-100 company with a final salary scheme in Britain, said it was closing it to new members, even though it recorded a surplus in 2010.

China is South Korea's biggest trading partner; trade between the two countries reached $228.9 billion in 2013, with South Korea recording a surplus of $62.8 billion.

"January is an important month, so to record a surplus which was just a quarter of that achieved last January highlights the severity of the situation".

January is an important month for tax receipts so to record a surplus which was just a quarter of that achieved last January highlights the severity of the situation.

It's recording a surplus and has done so every year since well before 2010.

The country's gross domestic product (GDP) grew twelvefold between 1960 and 1978, from 145 to 1,750 billion CFA francs, while the trade balance continued to record a surplus.