Sentence examples for surplus or course from inspiring English sources
At times of surplus, or course, all irrigators regardless of their place in the pecking order can take all the water their ditch can hold.
Imagine an LCD surface of cumulative life course consumptive surplus or deficit, or anything else that might vary by lifespan and moment of birth or death, such as children ever born, years of retirement, the size of trees or other aspects of forestry, populations of buildings in large cities, and so forth.
The world as a whole cannot, of course, have a surplus or deficit in its balance of payments.
On top of all this, Scotland will set up a rainy day oil fund (which implies a budget surplus, of course).
"Britain is on course for surplus, on course for lower taxes, on course for more jobs, on course for higher growth, on course for a truly national recovery," Osborne said.
"They want the surplus countries to run a smaller trade surplus or no surplus at all," he said.
Surplus or something, I thought.
The counterpart to a current account deficit or surplus is a capital account surplus or deficit.
Also, depending on the operating conditions, water will either be in surplus or deficit.
