Sentence examples for surplus worth from inspiring English sources

Libya headed the league with a surplus worth 50% of GDP.

A relaxation of the requirement that Greece run a primary surplus worth 4.5% of GDP from 2016 has not been ruled out.

Thus a surplus worth 3.6% of GDP this year could be bigger in dollar terms than the 10% surplus in 2007.

Successful bidders will share a pot of licence fee money from the digital switchover surplus worth £40m and will also have to sign a contract with ITV, which remains responsible for compliance.

Mr Solbes presides over a healthy budget surplus worth 2% of GDP, giving him plenty of room for tax cuts and a splurge of public spending on infrastructure.Yet fiscal expansion will not be enough, for the end of the good times is exposing deeper weaknesses.

In contrast, Swedish output will expand by 1.3%, according to Robert Bergqvist of SEB, a bank.In another telling comparison, Sweden continues to run a hefty current-account surplus (worth 7% of GDP in 2011) whereas Finland swung into deficit last year for the first time since 1993, a phenomenon noted with concern by Erkki Liikanen, the governor of the central bank.

Universities in England accrued record operating surpluses worth nearly £1.8bn last year, as their bank balances were filled by the first full cohort of students paying the £9,000 tuition fee.

Last year's budget surplus was worth over 2% of GDP.

Canada's energy surplus is worth about $4 billion in exports to the US each year, and that number is expected to grow significantly — especially thanks to agreements like the one that will be signed on Wednesday.

Thus, the Stop Wasting Food, Danish People's Aid and REMA 1000 Denmark retail chain teamed up and with the help of 500+ volunteers collected and delivered free surplus food worth of 4,000,000 DKK (571,505 USD) from 245 REMA 1000 supermarkets to 10,000 food insecure Danes.

The U.S. Department of Commerce estimates that the worldwide surplus market is worth $350 billion.