Sentence examples for surplus seeking from inspiring English sources

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Over all, Mr. Bloomberg's plan to close next year's gap calls for using $700 million of this year's surplus, seeking $700 million in aid from Albany and Washington, and using $526 million in additional tax revenues that it now expects to collect.

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This Blurred Sector has worked hard to deliver public contracts well, making a profit or generating surplus, and seeking to create wider social impact over and above their contracts, too.

"Greece is still cut off from the markets," he told lawmakers, adding that the government's chief aim was to achieve a primary surplus before seeking a further "drastic" reduction of its debt, which at the end of last year was 160 percent of gross domestic product.

"Greece is still cut off from the markets," he said, noting that the government's chief aim was to achieve a primary surplus before seeking a further "drastic haircut" to its debt, which stood at 160 percent of gross domestic product at the end of last year.

To reduce the surplus of young scientists seeking faculty posts and thus help to ease the crisis, the article proposed creating "'nonreplicating' staff scientist positions … as part of a legitimate career track".

Now, the state has a budget surplus as Republicans seek to make the one-time water investment.

A short-term consequence of the current combination of excess industrial capacity and declining domestic demand will exert further upward pressure on the trade surplus, as manufacturers seek to clear inventories by exporting what they cannot sell at home.

Even when things start  out sensitively, as with the twinkling celesta of "My Favourite Things", they inevitably end up in a welter of soupy strings, with Blige seeking to import surplus emotion where none is required.

Tidy aisles have sprouted a surplus of bells and whistles, seeking to establish themselves as suburban centers where everything from day care to banking to cooking lessons are available.

In fact, all the new planting has created a modest grape surplus, which means that winemakers seeking high quality can be pickier about the grapes they use, relegating the substandard stuff to lower-priced, lesser-quality wines.

This risked coin shortages at a time when the Mint was seeking to build a surplus of quarters.

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