Sentence examples for surplus portion from inspiring English sources

Remittance is the surplus portion of earnings sent back by the expatriate community from the country of employment to the home country.

Surplus portions of freshly harvested saphenous veins from volunteers undergoing CABG surgery or elective varicose vein removal were stored in sterile saline solution.

The Social Security lockbox, the centerpiece of that relationship for the past few years, was shorthand for a commitment that the bulk of the projected surplus, the portion coming from the retirement system, go only to reducing the national debt.

Under the capped baseline, the government's operating surplus -- the portion of the surplus generated by general tax revenue rather than excess Social Security payroll taxes -- could be twice as much over the next 10 years as projected last year.

The surplus represents the portion of superoxide not neutralized by the matrix Mn-SOD.

If freezing the surplus paste, either portion it up or put it all into a zip lock bags.

Of that, $2.1 trillion would be the non-Social Security surplus, which is the portion up for grabs for tax cuts and spending.

The plan would reserve the portion of the surplus generated by excess Social Security revenues to pay down the national debt.

That figure coincided with the portion of the surplus being generated by excess Social Security payroll taxes hat both parties have agreed should go only to reducing the national debt or improving the financial condition of the retirement system.

After accounting for Mr. Bush's tax cut and the bipartisan agreement to put the Social Security portion of the surplus off limits, there is no more than $1 trillion of the 10-year surplus projection of $5.6 trillion still available.

"China has discovered a remarkably efficient system of unleashing the creative, inquisitive and entrepreneurial activity of the people who are allowed to pursue their self-interests, while the state can cream off a significant portion of the surplus value of their labor by maintaining an undervalued currency and accumulating a trade surplus.