Sentence examples for small surpluses from inspiring English sources

Italy went from relatively small surpluses to relatively small deficits.

Each local utility sought to be largely self-sufficient, buying and selling small surpluses.

Both cultivators and pastoralists produce primarily for their own subsistence, and only small surpluses are available for trade.

Usually, small surpluses are generated in the transactions with other major trading partners—France, Germany, the United States, and Saudi Arabia.

Indeed, the Congressional Budget Office's projection shows the ravages of the recession easing in the next few years, with small surpluses reappearing briefly in 2014 and 2015.

Before collectivization, villagers typically owned and worked enough land to provide for their families and generate small surpluses that could be converted into cash to buy additional goods or to pay taxes.

By 2018-19 no deficit – instead a small surplus.

Spain's had shrunk to 3.5 percent of G.D.P. last year while Ireland actually had a small surplus.

Then, the budget was in deficit; this calendar year, a small surplus is expected.

Myanmar, once the world's biggest rice exporter, still produces a small surplus.

2008-09, on the other hand, is expected to see a small surplus.