Sentence examples for surplus growth from inspiring English sources

"We view DMHC's role as especially critical at this juncture with the confluence of Blue Shield's proposed acquisition, the withdrawal of its state tax-exempt status by the Franchise Tax Board, and the concerns we have previously expressed about Blue Shield's surplus growth," four consumer groups wrote in a letter last month to state officials.

If you have any surplus growth, cut your nails back.

Economic surplus and growth are, in turn, perceived as fundamental elements for the emergence of states, which are deemed as resting on the protection of productive economic interests (especially security) in exchange for taxation [ 32].

Italy's current-account balance swung to surplus and growth leapt.

He points to a current-account surplus, export growth, a sharp fall in the structural budget deficit, a significant drop in bond yields and a recent return to the market with a ten-year bond issue.

As the development turned out, tracking accuracies were more than adequate for the purpose, and the surplus provided growth potential toward still longer ranges and higher probabilities of interception.

While some of the numbers that Mr. Bush and his aides used today for surplus and growth projections had been rounded off, they were essentially valid, in line with estimates from the Congressional Budget Office, and some economists and political analysts consider Mr. Bush's tax cut to be reasonable.

In 2014 Greece managed to achieve a budget surplus, with growth returning to the economy.

A more effective fiscal policy would involve surpluses when growth is high, and borrowing only to finance public investment.

Surpluses stimulate growth, his economists insisted, ignoring long-established economic theory, which says just the opposite -- that when the government pays out more than it brings in, the economy gets an injection of wealth.

He imposed a stunning fiscal discipline and set the United States on a course of budget surpluses, job growth and diminishing federal debt — until the Republicans took over in 2001.