Sentence examples for surplus has become from inspiring English sources
It's no surprise that in these financially difficult times, the question of what to do with this surplus has become an increasingly contentious matter.
But its current-account surplus had become a political thorn in relations with America.
A trade surplus in 1980, for example, allowed work to continue on the new federal capital designate of Abuja, but by 1982 the surplus had become a deficit, and at the end of 1983 the country was virtually bankrupt.
Power companies argue that while coal-fired stations are being hit by tougher pollution regulations emanating from Europe, the economics of gas ones are also being hit by a combination of factors including relatively high wholesale gas prices when compared with cheap coal supplies exported from the US – where it has become surplus to requirements thanks to the country's shale gas boom.
Now, four years later, a $27 billion deficit has become a surplus and our credit rating and public confidence are rising.
China's cheap currency policy has not only built up enormous trade surpluses with the United States and Europe, it has become a drag on the economic recovery of other developing nations whose exports can't compete.
More good news for A.P.C. fans: the shop at 92 Perry Street has become an A.P.C. Surplus store, stocking marked-down pieces from past collections.
In an interview today, Mrs. Bost said that the township was inching its way back to solvency; she noted that a $10 million deficit when she took office has become a $4.2 million surplus and that under her leadership more than 60 businesses have moved into the township.
This has led to a surplus of physicians and unemployment for physicians has become a serious problem.
China does not want a trade surplus, he added, which reached $375 billion last year and has become a bugbear of Trump's in recent months.
Is that the result of the billions we have spent training and supplying the Afghan security forces — the country has become a sort of military-surplus store?
