Sentence examples for surplus of around from inspiring English sources

So subtract about $2.7 trillion, which leaves a surplus of around $1.5 trillion.

It added that councils across England made a surplus of around £490m from parking activities between 2009 and 2010.

Finance and insurance generates a trade surplus of around £40bn a year from a workforce of just over a million.

RM Only last year the chancellor thought he would have a surplus of around £23bn to play with this year.

Debt-sustainability analysis by the IMF suggests that they both need to aim for a primary surplus of around 3% of GDP.

"During a meeting with our employee representatives on Monday we confirmed that we will have a headcount surplus of around 750 members from August onwards.

Spain and Ireland, where demand is likely to be hardest hit by the housing and credit slowdown, have the advantage of running budget surpluses of around 2% of GDP.

In the last three years it has accumulated trade surpluses of around $12 billion annually, which have been used chiefly to pay bank interest.

TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS  Added to the table this week are trade and current-account figures for the euro-11 economies (both running surpluses of around $100 billion for the latest 12 months).

Through a combination of spending cuts, increased fees, and removal of corporate tax loopholes, the state achieved surpluses of around $600 700 million during Romney's last two full fiscal years in office, although it began running deficits again after that.

Congressional aides said economists at the Congressional Budget Office have been discussing a reduction in their surplus estimate of around $200 billion over the next 10 years.