Sentence examples for surplus of second from inspiring English sources

Cities at the top of the list, such as Tampa, Phoenix, Detroit and Los Angeles, aren't likely to fit the Obama plan because of negative equity, a surplus of second homes and the limited size of a separate tax incentive ($8,000 credit for first-time purchasers whose income is $150,000 or less), as well as broader structural issues.

The acquisition of Glaus probably means more deals for Ricciardi, who has a surplus of third baseman in Corey Koskie, Shea Hillenbrand and Eric Hinske.

I wonder if they already have a second generation wii in production and they are trying to avoid having a surplus of leftover first generation wii's?

During the first half of November 2012, extreme rainfall events led to an annual surplus of over a third of normal.

I'm not sure opera is ever sound", and last week the company reported a budget surplus of $1m, the first for several years.

Exports in March fell 45.6% from last year to ¥4.1tn and imports by 36.7%, to produce a meagre surplus of ¥11bn - the first surplus in five months - but still down 99% from a year earlier.

That perception was only reinforced by China's external surplus of $69.6 billion in the second quarter, a big jump from the previous three months.

Acasuso dropped his own serve in the second game of the second set, and after Federer, the Swiss star with the surplus of tactical options, had won the second set and the third, both 6-3, the big serving, floppy-haired Acasuso was flat on his stomach on the hardcourt at Arthur Ashe Stadium, receiving treatment for a badly strained right hamstring.

[C4.] China Has $11 Billion Trade Surplus China reported a trade surplus of $11 billion in the first two months of this year.

That brought the accumulated surplus this year to $18.53 billion, up from a surplus of $12.45 billion in the first seven months of 2003.

It also imported more stuff, but still posted a trade surplus of €217 billion, the second-highest in the world after China's.