Sentence examples similar to surplus of differences from inspiring English sources

Is the stage therefore set for a repeat of the surpluses of 2004-07 The difference now is the nature of China's investment boom, which has concentrated on roads, railways and houses, not factories.

The main conclusions were that even with the relatively low ratios there is a surplus of nurses and that inexplicable differences between the wards must be corrected.

First, it says that its large surplus and other countries' deficits are a simple product of differences in competitiveness.

These two parties, together with former newsreader Yair Lapid's new Yesh Atid (There is a Future) party, represent a surplus of centrist groups with limited ideological differences among them.

It also permitted detection of deficits (mean difference was negative) and surplus (mean difference was positive) of teaching in the different curricula for each competence.

Early applications for the Class of 2008 decreased by 21percentt from last year, but a surplus of regular applications almost made up the difference.

No sex differences were found what may be explained by the lack of diet differences and/or low sequestration of the surplus of non-essential elements in females to the eggs during their formation.

Hence the Central Bank had to sell €124 million of currency reserves in November 2008 to make up the difference, compared with an estimated trade surplus of €13.9 million.

One difference is the deficit of financiers and surplus of people traipsing around with cello cases, off to play in one of many state-funded concerts.

In Friday's outline agreement, the administration won time, "ownership" of its reform programme, and a sizeable reduction in the scale of its primary surplus – the difference between state expenditure and income once interest payments are stripped out.

We focus on the change in the distribution of returns and total surplus due to differences in who controls non-labor inputs.