Sentence examples for surplus room from inspiring English sources

Affinity said it had halted conversions at the estate after a protest by residents and said it would suggest tenants consider moving only if they had surplus room.

While infant car seats are small, there might still be surplus room for their little body.

On Thursday the opposition made the scheme the centrepiece of its attacks on the package of measures, with the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, contrasting it with a separate policy to withdraw some housing benefit from families in social housing considered to have surplus rooms.

DailyHotel woos luxury hotels by promising to fill surplus rooms.

Regulations designed to end what ministers call a "spare-room subsidy" have cut housing benefit for social tenants deemed to have surplus rooms.

Labour claims 70,000 more families in Wales could be hit by the penalty on housing benefit payments to people deemed to have surplus rooms.

For example, a "thrifty" team like the Bengals could trade surplus cap room to a cap-needy team like the Cowboys for draft picks.

Mr Martin has been an effective, and fortunate, minister, presiding over a seven-year boom that has allowed him to turn a C$42 billion ($25 billion) fiscal deficit into a handsome surplus, making room for tax cuts as well as extra spending in last month's budget.

But once they are over the construction bubble will burst, and the city could well be left with thousands of surplus hotel rooms.

Add the surplus of rooms to the euro crisis and you've got an Olympic-scale disaster.

And even though there was a huge rooms surplus, China always found a way to fill those rooms.