Sentence examples for run substantial from inspiring English sources

The government will continue to run substantial Social Security surpluses, the administration said, including $157 billion this year.

Although they still run substantial analog film-camera businesses, Canon and Nikon, the world's two leading camera makers, both based here, have jumped headlong into the digital camp.

But he was also trying to turn the economic situation to his advantage by proposing additional domestic spending when normal fiscal constraints have given way to a need to run substantial deficits.

As "The Houselights" makes clear, children who appear in art works run substantial risks, as though moving a person from the life column to the art column involved sacrifice: She was beside him.

But they have also failed to stop its fund-raising and recruitment through Jamaat-ud-Dawa, which has run substantial charity operations across Pakistan, particularly after an earthquake in 2005 and widespread floods in 2010.

Yet Greece, Spain, and Portugal continue to run substantial trade deficits.Here's one reason why:Back when Germany was developing its wage edge relative to the euro area its workers saw a nominal wage decline of 18% relative to the European average, but a much larger wage adjustment relative to the periphery, where wages were rapidly rising.

Italy and Ireland were running substantial current-account surpluses in the late 1990s, while Germany ran a deficit.

That network barely makes a profit, and analysts believe that Dresdner's local branch operations are running substantial losses.

In the first two years of the cycle, the government ran substantial current-budget surpluses of £20 billion a year (see chart).

Some Asian economies, notably Singapore, also ran substantial surpluses last year.In this section Overview Current-account balances Economy Financial markets Reprints.

Ingeus UK – whose current chief executive, Dean James, is a former senior DWP civil servant and who runs substantial parts of the Work Programme and MWA – also said it would have to sack staff.