Sentence examples for surplus has gone from inspiring English sources

The budget surplus has gone.

The currency has levelled out and the trade surplus has gone up.

This year's $2.9 billion surplus has gone; it was spent on reducing next year's deficit and paying bills and bond repayments.

In the past, much of Abu Dhabi's cash surplus has gone to ADIA, although the formation two years ago of a smaller sister fund, the Abu Dhabi Investment Council, has resulted in a lesser amount flowing to ADIA, analysts say.

Using the 2005 census, Mr Green estimates that the 20-something group will increase by a third in the ten years to 2015, as baby-boomers' children join the workforce (see right-hand chart); only then will it start shrinking sharply.What is more, the recent spurt in urban wages is not necessarily proof that the surplus has gone.

If anything was left over after that amount was levied, the surplus has gone into providing for other aspects of the trip, such as receptions/bus travel etc.

As a result, the government would have to pay more interest on the debt than it would if all the surplus had gone to debt reduction.

Whatever the reasons, the Liberal government of Jean Chrétien has piled up an EI surplus of $20 billion, which has gone into its general revenue, and is publicly wondering what to do with this year's C$7.5 billion bounty.Every interest-group has its idea.

The general government budget has gone into surplus for the first time in ten years.

Favourable conditions and increased yields in coffee producing countries like Brazil, Colombia and Honduras has meant the world's coffee supply has gone into surplus.

At the same time, they said, the federal budget has gone from surplus to deficit, with more red ink likely for years or decades to come.